IRS replaces IRS2Go with an expanded mobile app

Revision 1 · Work and money · United States · Published

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The IRS says its free replacement app adds selected Individual Online Account services, while existing IRS2Go users can receive it through an update.

What the record says

The IRS announced on September 25 that its new app replaces IRS2Go and adds selected account services, including available balances, payment activity, selected notices, tax records and an Identity Protection PIN.

The agency says the app is free through Apple’s App Store and Google Play. Existing IRS2Go users do not need a separate download; automatic updates deliver the replacement through the normal update process.

Attribution: Internal Revenue Service. Supporting location: IR-2026-114 features, update process and verified-links paragraphs. Source details.

Practical next step

Use the announcement’s official IRS app link for verified download information. Avoid look-alike apps or unsolicited messages asking for sensitive account information.

Limits and what is not established

Iliyn verified the agency announcement, not every feature on a device. The app initially extends selected Individual Online Account services and does not replace IRS.gov or all online account types.

Source checked October 6, 2026. This record reflects the information reviewed then; later notices may change arrangements or instructions.

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