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A former Internal Revenue Service employee has been sentenced to two years in prison for identity theft and filing fraudulent income tax returns.
August 24 -
The Newark Field Office of the Internal Revenue Services Criminal Investigation division has stepped up its efforts this year to investigate tax fraud and other financial crimes.
August 24 -
Three Republicans from the House Committee on Oversight and Government have written a letter to IRS Commissioner Doug Shulman demanding he explain a recent rule that would extend tax credits to individuals who buy health insurance from an exchange set up by the federal government when their state has failed to set up such an exchange.
August 23 -
CCH has released a special tax briefing providing guidance and analysis of the Internal Revenue Services temporary regulations for repairs of tangible property and how they may require companies to change their accounting methods.
August 23 -
The Internal Revenue Service announced that many of its services will be unavailable over the Labor Day weekend, to accommodate an annual power outage and electric upgrades.
August 22 -
The Internal Revenue Service is offering a sneak preview of its revamped Web site, which is slated to go live at the end of the month.
August 22 -
The optional reporting of Announcement 2012-19 should be made permanent on the Form 990, according to the American Institute of CPAs.
August 21 -
David Williams, director of the IRS Return Preparer Office, has issued a Facebook heads up to preparers who havent yet scheduled an RTRP test.
August 20 -
A former tax return preparer from Macon, Ga., has pleaded guilty to filing a false claim for tax refund, theft of government money and aggravated identity theft.
August 20 -
A federal court in Kansas City, Kan., has permanently barred Ahferom Goitom from preparing federal tax returns.
August 20 -
A former Internal Revenue Service revenue agent and tax preparer has pleaded guilty to charges that he tried to hire a hit man to kill four of his former clients who were scheduled to testify against him in a tax fraud case.
August 20 -
Illinois Governor Pat Quinn has signed legislation imposing a new tax on strip clubs that will be used to fund assistance to victims of sexual assault.
August 20 -
Republican vice presidential candidate Paul Ryan paid effective federal tax rates of 20 percent in 2011 and 15.9 percent in 2010, tax returns released Friday night show.
August 20 -
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August 19 -
On Friday, the Securities and Exchange Commission leveled charges and an emergency asset freeze on the perpetrators of an alleged $600 million Ponzi scheme that was on the verge of collapse.
August 19 -
"Sister, Sister" Producers Sue Accounting Firm
August 17 -
The IRS offers advice to recently married couples on how to avoid tension during tax time
August 17 -
The Obama campaign offered to stop asking for copies of Republic presidential candidate Mitt Romneys tax returns if he would release five years worth in total. The Romney camp declined.
August 17 -
PTINdirectory.com has launched a searchable database of more than 700,000 federally-registered tax preparers. Preparers can be found by IRS-sanctioned credentials and industries, as well as by services offered and geographic criteria.
August 15 -
A federal court has barred a Michigan couple, Damian and Holly Jackson of Detroit, from preparing federal tax returns for others, preparing their own federal tax returns using false 1099 forms, and promoting an alleged tax-fraud scheme based on the frivolous redemption theory, according to the U.S. Justice Department.
August 15