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Trump Administration Proposes Citizenship Disclosure for Tax Filers

The Trump administration has proposed a change to annual tax forms, requiring filers to disclose their citizenship and work authorization status to the Internal Revenue Service. This measure would affect nearly all workers who file taxes each year.

10/02/2026 · Washington edition

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Why it matters locally: The proposed requirement for taxpayers to disclose citizenship and work authorization could affect many residents in Washington, particularly those in key industries reliant on a diverse workforce or those with complex immigration statuses, potentially leading to increased scrutiny and administrative burden.

The Trump administration introduced a proposal that would mandate U.S. taxpayers disclose their citizenship and work authorization status to the Internal Revenue Service. This change would integrate into the annual tax form, a document nearly all workers submit each year. The proposed measure aims to gather information on the citizenship and work authorization standing of individuals filing taxes.

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