IRS seeks comment on new IRA correction program replacing 60-day rollover waiver rulings

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The IRS has opened a Paperwork Reduction Act comment window on a new voluntary correction program for individual retirement accounts. The notice covers the IRA Compliance Resolution System established by Revenue Procedure 2026-33, five new application forms, and the migration of 60-day rollover waiver requests out of the private letter ruling process. Comments close January 4, 2027.

• Revenue Procedure 2026-33 establishes the IRA Compliance Resolution System (ICRS), a new voluntary correction program for individual retirement accounts and annuities.
• ICRS moves waiver requests for the 60-day rollover requirement out of the private letter ruling process under Rev. Proc. 2026-4 and into the new program.
• Five new forms support the collection: 15443, 15745, 15745-A, 15745-B and 15745-C, covering applications, required minimum distribution failures, beneficiary and establishment failures, and 60-day rollover failures.
• The IRS estimates 30,750 responses and 38,909 total annual burden hours, at 1 hour and 16 minutes per response.
• Written comments must be received on or before January 4, 2027 to be assured of consideration.

Executive summary

The Internal Revenue Service has issued a Paperwork Reduction Act notice inviting public comment on a new information collection tied to the IRA Compliance Resolution System (ICRS). The program is established by Revenue Procedure 2026-33 and is described in the…

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