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There are nine spots open for stakeholders starting in January 2018.

A grand jury in Georgia has indicted an Internal Revenue Service employee for stealing taxpayers’ identities and filing for tax refunds with their names.

"You must pay your taxes immediately, or else," an ominous voice on the other line says before demanding a credit-card number. Most Americans roll their eyes and hang up on these scam calls, but thousands have fallen victim, and millennials are more susceptible than older generations, a new study finds.

The Internal Revenue Service’s new procedure for authenticating withholding information did not go completely smoothly this past tax season, although it did hold promise for combating identity theft and tax fraud.

Tax breaks for the profitable; how long to keep tax docs; unenrolled preparers; analytical procedures for auditors; other highlights from our favorite tax bloggers.

The Internal Revenue Service said Tuesday it received 135.6 million returns this tax season after a late burst of tax filings in the final week.

New rules let those living overseas get the numbers from certified acceptance agents.

The Internal Revenue Service has released a revenue procedure that provides guidance on several aspects of the Protecting Americans from Tax Hikes Act of 2015, including the expensing of section 179 property, the additional first-year depreciation deduction, and the qualified Indian reservation property depreciation provision.

H&R Block's Jim Buttonow shares the shake-ups in how the service collects what's owed.

The Information Reporting Program Advisory Committee has openings for seven new members.

The IRS has advice for tax clients who missed the April 18 deadline.

They claim he perjured himself over previous work for the service, and his testimony should be stricken.

Avoiding double taxation; memorable marketing; the United mess; different kinds of returns; and other highlights from our favorite tax bloggers.

The 90210 actress and her husband are neck deep in financial trouble.

Victims of natural disasters, military personnel and others may not have to file by April 18,

Much like last year, tax season will end with an intense rush.

The IRS is reminding taxpayers and tax pros that income tax returns aren't the only things that need to be in by next Tuesday.

Cybersecurity must remain a central concern as filing is increasingly digitized.

Technology may play a central role in helping the tax man get his due from cannabis companies.

Tax Day giveaways; a big scammer busted; Sec. 475(f) elections; Generation C; and other highlights from our favorite tax bloggers.