For the week of October 19, 2026, Jeremy explains which notices can support a Tax Court petition, a FOIA ruling about IRS audit-selection AI, and proposed premium tax credit regulations. Quick hits cover adoption-credit refunds, Hurricane Isaias deadline relief, a corrected refund-lookback rule, card payments, an ERC decision, and 2027 payroll planning. In this episode: * Tuohy v. Comm’r (3d Cir., Oct. 14, 2026): why a CP11 math-error notice and CP504 collection warning did not confer Tax Court jurisdiction. * Tax Analysts v. IRS (D.D.C., Oct. 14, 2026): the IRS must better explain why no portions of requested AI audit-selection data cards can be disclosed. * Premium tax credit proposed regulations, REG-101576-26 (Oct. 15, 2026): proposed eligibility, verification, computation, and reconciliation rules; comments due Nov. 30. * Blas v. Comm’r (9th Cir., Oct. 15, 2026): repayment of excess advance premium tax credits for 2014. * IRS adoption-credit announcement and carryforward FAQs (Oct. 16, 2026): automatic 2025 adjustments for certain 2020–2024 carryforwards; check the 2026 worksheet. * Hurricane Isaias relief—Alabama (Oct. 14, 2026): covered obligations postponed to Feb. 4, 2027. One sentence in the release gives a conflicting date. * Hurricane Isaias relief—Florida (Oct. 14, 2026): covered obligations postponed to Feb. 8, 2027. * Card-payment final regulations, T.D. 10060 (effective Oct. 19, 2026): permits IRS contracts for direct card payments with a reimbursement fee. * Tax Professional Awareness Week (announced Oct. 16, 2026): IRS webinar and practice resources. * November 2026 applicable federal rates, Rev. Rul. 2026-21 (posted Oct. 16, 2026). * 2027 Social Security wage base and COLA (announced Oct. 14, 2026): $192,300 taxable maximum; 3.6% benefit increase. * Southern Arizona Health Services Phoenix, LLC v. United States (Fed. Cl., Oct. 14, 2026): the staffing agency did not establish an ERC-qualifying suspension of its operations. * Disaster Related Extension of Deadlines Act, P.L. 119-64 (Dec. 26, 2025): changed the refund lookback treatment of disaster postponements for claims filed after enactment. * IRS casualty-loss update: the personal casualty-loss rule was made permanent and expanded to state-declared disasters beginning in 2026. Related Tax in Action: * Episode 6, “The Refund Statute of Limitations: When Time Runs Out” discusses refund claims. Its statement about disaster postponements and the refund lookback predates P.L. 119-64. * Episode 10, “When Disaster Strikes: Navigating Casualty Loss Deductions” covers casualty losses, insurance, and Form 4684; its description of the personal loss restriction predates the 2025 law. Get full access to JWellsTax at www.jwells.tax/subscribe