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The Internal Revenue Service earns about $198 million a year in fees from installment agreements and $40 million in fees from tax return transcripts, but the reason for some of the user fees is vague, according to a new report.
November 22 -
The Internal Revenue Service found that adjusted gross income decreased in 2009 for the second year in a row, as unemployment compensation continued to increase as a source of income.
November 21 -
The Internal Revenue Service sent the majority of claims for the adoption tax credit to auditors this year because they lacked the necessary documentation. However, the agency had options that could have enabled it to reduce the number of costly correspondence audits and issue refunds to parents faster while still maintaining a robust enforcement strategy, according to a new report.
November 21 -
The Internal Revenue Service reminded homeowners Monday that they still have some time left this year to make energy-saving and green energy home improvements and qualify for either of two home energy credits, but at least one of them needs to be placed in service before the end of the year to qualify for this year’s tax return.
November 21 -
President Obama signed into law Monday a bill that provides tax credits for hiring veterans and repeals a 3 percent tax withholding requirement on government contractors.
November 21 -
Internal Revenue Service Commissioner Doug Shulman told students that the Tax Code has grown far too complex in recent years.
November 18 -
A longtime promoter of trust packages who promised to shield her customers’ assets from taxes has been sentenced to a seven-year prison term.
November 18 -
The House Ways and Means Select Revenue Measures Subcommittee held a hearing to consider a move to a territorial corporate tax system that would tax only the income earned inside the U.S.
November 18 -
A group of millionaires visited the halls of Congress in an effort to convince lawmakers to raise tax rates on incomes of $1 million a year or more.
November 18 -
A 2008 Senate report estimated the costs of non-compliance by taxpayers using offshore bank accounts to be at least $100 billion annually.
November 18
