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The Senate Finance Committee held hearings on tax reform for individuals, the latest in a series of hearings on tax reform.
May 13 -
The alternative motor vehicle credit is difficult for the Internal Revenue Service to administer because of complex tax laws, according to a new report.
May 12 -
A group promoting pastors’ First Amendment rights has announced an initiative to challenge the ban on endorsements of political candidates by tax-exempt organizations.
May 12 -
Internal Revenue Service Commissioner Douglas Shulman promised to continue enforcement efforts against tax shelters and provide clearer tax guidance.
May 11 -
The House has passed housing legislation to help homeowners threatened by foreclosure, including tax benefits to sweeten the package.
May 11 -
The Treasury Department paid out an additional 22.18 million economic stimulus payments, or tax rebates, to American households last week, for a total of $20.138 billion.
May 11 -
The Nebraska Board of Public Accountancy has launched a service to enable CPAs and CPA firms to renew their licenses via the Web.
May 11 -
Much of the excess tax collected by the Internal Revenue Service from businesses for telephone excise taxes is not being claimed or refunded, according to a new report.
May 8 -
The New York State Senate has agreed to suspend the gasoline tax for the summer, as the topic continues to be the talk of presidential candidates.
May 8 -
The Justice Department has sued a South Holland, Ill., tax preparer and her company to bar them from preparing tax returns, claiming they are responsible for more than $12 million in tax losses for the government.
May 7