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Intuit said it plans to avoid the electronic filing delays that kept many last-minute tax returns from being processed last April.
October 21 -
The Internal Revenue Service reiterated its demand for casinos and other poker tournament sponsors to begin reporting winnings of more than $5,000 after March 4, 2008.
October 21 -
As tax prep suites have evolved to meet the needs of the particular market segment targeted by each product, practitioners now have a variety of products from which to choose - each of which will do the job."The desktop market is becoming extremely competitive, with each producer giving as much new functionality and offering it as cheaply as they can," said John Vora, chief executive of Parsippany, N.J.-based TaxSimple.
October 21 -
The Internal Revenue Service position on Circular 230 monetary penalties has generated concern and comments from the American Institute of CPAs, while the American Bar Association Tax Section intends to submit its own comments on the matter.The penalties were announced in Notice 2007-39 earlier this year to implement Section 822 of the American Jobs Creation Act of 2004, which expanded the sanctions that the IRS can impose for certain prohibited conduct to include monetary penalties.
October 21 -
Former football player O.J. Simpson, singer Dionne Warwick and comedian Sinbad were among the celebrities who showed up on California's Delinquent Taxpayers list.
October 18 -
The Internal Revenue Service said that personal exemptions and standard deductions would rise and tax brackets would widen as it adjusted a variety of tax provisions for 2008 to keep pace with inflation.
October 18 -
The Internal Revenue Service said that Form 1120-A, U.S. Corporation Short-Form Income Tax Return, is now obsolete.
October 18 -
The Social Security Administration said monthly benefits would increase 2.3 percent for more than 54 million Americans in 2008.
October 17 -
Scandal-scarred health care provider HealthSouth scored $440 million in a tax recovery from the Internal Revenue Service despite the company's acknowledgment of financial fraud.
October 15 -
The House of Representatives has approved a bill that would ban private tax collections, but the bill's prospects remain uncertain in the Senate.
October 14 -
Ernst & Young has been named by a law firm that has filed a submission with the Internal Revenue Service's Whistleblower Office, claiming that one of the accounting firm's Fortune 500 clients improperly reduced its taxes by $1 billion through a series of transactions.
October 14 -
The Internal Revenue Service is not doing a good job of managing its paper case files, according to a newly released report.
October 14 -
A high-ranking Treasury Department official has warned of the costs of tax-exempt bond financing for projects such as sports stadiums.
October 10 -
Republican presidential candidates debated their tax-lowering credentials at an event sponsored by CNBC, MSNBC and The Wall Street Journal on Tuesday evening.
October 10 -
The Internal Revenue Service has given businesses a simpler process for requesting relief for late elections.
October 10 -
The KPMG tax shelter case got underway with jury selection and a drastically reduced set of defendants.
October 9 -
The push to raise taxes on hedge funds, private equity firms and their managers seems to have stalled for this year in Congress.
October 9 -
Jackson Hewitt Tax Service has ousted chairman and chief executive Michael Lister after more than 125 of the company's franchises faced charges of fraudulent tax return preparation.
October 9 -
The House of Representatives has passed a bill that would provide relief to homeowners facing the threat of taxes on their foreclosed homes in the midst of the subprime mortgage meltdown.
October 8 -
Grand Rapids, Mich. - A federal grand jury has indicted three tax shelter promoters, charging them with conspiring to promote, market and sell fraudulent tax shelters.
October 8