Kristen Grau

Starting this summer, eligible business taxpayers will automatically receive first-time tax penalty relief instead of having to request it from the IRS, the agency announced July 8. The IRS announced the upcoming Automatic Exemption from Penalty (AEP) program, which provides automatic relief from certain first-time tax penalties for small business owners. It will replace first time abate (FTA) administrative relief, which requires taxpayers to first contact the IRS to request relief.

If you frequent American Express Centurion Lounges while you’re traveling, you might be affected by two new changes that took effect July 8. The updated policies limit who you can bring as a guest into the lounge as an eligible American Express cardholder—and limit when you can arrive before a layover flight. Now, you can only bring a guest who is traveling on your same flight into a Centurion Lounge. Plus, you’ll only be able to arrive at a Centurion Lounge five hours before a layover flight.

The ride-hailing company Waymo might be bringing cars—but not drivers—to your city soon. The driverless ride-hailing service announced on July 8 it’s expanding to four new cities: Denver, Las Vegas, San Diego and Tampa, Florida. Fully autonomous rides will be first available for the company’s employees, then expand to the public “soon,” according to a Waymo release—although specific dates have not been confirmed.