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IRS data and changes to collection operations over the past four years show 10 clear effects.

The IRS is pushing back filing and payment deadlines for those impacted by the storm.

The Internal Revenue Service's Criminal Investigation division is targeting illegal activity tied to sports betting as the pro football season gets underway.

Future of contactless prep; reverse convenience; importance of the invoice; and other highlights from our favorite tax bloggers.

Notice 2023-64 offers guidance on the 15% levy on large businesses — and waives some penalties.

The service will need to tread carefully with how it uses artificial intelligence amid growing questions about the reliability of the technology.

Following a top-to-bottom review of enforcement efforts, the agency is shifting more attention from working-class taxpayers to high-income earners, partnerships, large corporations and promoters of abusive tax shelters.

The Internal Revenue Service is leveraging artificial intelligence to detect tax evasion as it uses the extra funding from the Inflation Reduction Act to ramp up compliance efforts.

The IRS needed to respond to nearly 800 employee reports of assaults and threats in recent years, according to a new report.

Your OZ clients' working capital safe harbor business plans need to be updated by Sept. 8, 2023.

The IRS is giving South Carolina residents impacted by the storm later filing and payment dates.

Incoherent economics; TCC requirements; the remote debate; and other highlights from our favorite tax bloggers.

The service's LB&I Division has expertise in training agents on examining high-income taxpayers, but the IRS doesn't appear to be leveraging this expertise.

The service mistakenly sent out late notices to retirement plan sponsors due to a programming glitch.

The IRS is pushing back filing and payment deadlines for those affected by the storm.

Educational assistance programs can help employees cope with the resumption of payments through a tax-free fringe benefit.

The Internal Revenue Service issued guidance on how taxpayers should report the special tax payments, refunds and rebates they received from states in recent years as a form of relief during the pandemic.

The Internal Revenue Service is telling companies they will need to start electronically filing their forms reporting cash payments over $10,000, starting Jan. 1, 2024.

A new survey suggests small businesses see the economy — and the tax service — improving.

Nearly 500 service employees worked at large firms or big companies either before, during or after they worked at the IRS, according to a new report.