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Internal Revenue Service Commissioner Mark Everson said that lawmakers should consider making corporate tax returns part of the public record in a speech at the National Press Club in Washington.
March 16 -
About 10 percent of General Service Administration contractors owed roughly $1.4 billion in unpaid taxes between the years 2004-05,according to an investigation conducted by the Government Accountability Office.
March 15 -
The American Institute of CPAs and the American Association of Attorney-CPAs have partnered with the Internal Revenue Service to offer free tax return preparation assistance to some taxpayers impacted by Hurricanes Katrina, Rita and Wilma.
March 15 -
Marion Barry, the former four-term mayor of Washington and a current D.C. council member, was sentenced to three years of supervised probation on misdemeanor charges of failing to pay income taxes for six years.
March 13 -
The Internal Revenue Service awarded contracts to a trio of firms to participate in the first phase of its private debt collection initiative.
March 10 -
Professional preparation of a non-itemized Form 1040 will cost a taxpayer about $110, while an itemized 1040 with Schedule A will run about $201, according to a survey from the National Society of Accountants.
March 9 -
Taxpayers doesn't seem to be returning to pencil and paper after the Internal Revenue Service discontinued its TeleFile service.
March 9 -
American taxpayer support for overall tax compliance has reached an all-time high, according to an annual survey commissioned by the IRS Oversight Board.
March 8 -
Kroger Co., the largest supermarket company in the country, will restate its earnings for the past three years for errors in accounting of deferred taxes.
March 7 -
The Ohio Department of Taxation has collected approximately $63 million in delinquent taxes previously owed to the state, which is more than six times the initial goal set.
March 3 -
The Supreme Court heard a case on corporate subsidies that could have a major impact on the legality of state and local tax incentives used as a means to spur economic development.
March 2 -
More than a couple of decades ago, a suburban daily newspaper publisher convened his editorial staff at a local restaurant to elicit ideas for selecting the best community to live in within the readership area.
March 2 -
Domestic partners in California must file their federal tax returns separately, despite a 2003 law that extended equal legal rights to registered same-sex couples in the state.
March 1 -
BNA has appointed David Schulbaum as its new director of marketing for the company's Tax Management Inc. subsidiary.
March 1 -
Tax protestor Irwin Schiff was sentenced to 163 months in prison -- including 151 months for tax fraud and an additional year for contempt of court -- the Department of Justice and the Internal Revenue Service announced. He was also ordered to pay more than $4.2 million in restitution.
February 28 -
The Tax Foundation has released the third edition of a s tudy breaking down business-friendly tax systems, from first to worst.
February 28 -
Internal Revenue Service officials released a report on the agency's examination of political activity by tax-exempt organizations during the 2004 election campaign.
February 27 -
H&R Block Inc. said that a miscalculation of its own state taxes will cost the company about $32 million in back taxes.
February 27 -
Observers predict that this year's e-filing season, which kicked off on January 13, will far outpace previous years in terms of the number of e-filed returns."We experienced a big surge compared to last year," said Jo Ann Cummings, product manager for CCH's Torrance, Calif.-based ProSystem fx Tax. "We e-filed over 3 million returns last year, and we expect a big increase in that."
February 27 -
Deepening congressional concern over identity theft is casting a spotlight on tax return preparers who share their clients' Social Security numbers with outside contractors.In a report to Congress focusing fresh attention on the tax-outsourcing issue, auditors from the Government Accountability Office warned that the sharing of personal financial information by tax preparers and other private-sector industries could leave Americans unnecessarily vulnerable to financial fraud.
February 27