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      <description>The IRS has not published its annual detailed tax data, due in July and updated in September, which would give a first look at the effects of the 2025 tax law. The agency says it awaits Treasury approval, and critics say the administration is hiding unfavourable figures. (2 outlets: 2 left · 0 centre · 0 right)</description>
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      <description>The Social Security Administration announced on 14 October that benefits will rise 3.6% from January 2027, the largest increase since 2023, up from 2.8% this year. Advocates say it may not make up for lost purchasing power amid trust-fund concerns. (9 outlets: 5 left · 2 centre · 2 right)</description>
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