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‘Shocking’ Medicare fraud; appealing ACA determinations; tangible property regs; other highlights from our favorite tax bloggers.

As the April filing deadline approaches, Americans have reasons to think they might get away with not paying what they owe.

A federal court has barred a lawsuit against the Internal Revenue Service by two former top executives at Sprint over tax shelters promoted by Ernst & Young because the suit failed to qualify for a waiver under the Federal Tort Claims Act.

The Internal Revenue Service failed to deactivate its Identity Protection Personal Identification Number program after a data breach in May 2015 for nearly a year, despite repeated recommendations from the Treasury Inspector General for Tax Administration, according to a new report.

The Tax Court decided in favor of Amazon.com in an expensive transfer pricing dispute with the Internal Revenue Service involving intellectual property that the e-commerce giant assigned to a European subsidiary in Luxembourg.

The Internal Revenue Service has published its annual update on the depreciation and inclusion tables for owners and lessees of vehicles.

IRS shares research papers on noncompliance, tax liens, unpaid taxes and more.

The IRS is still seeking other candidates for the advisory committee.

More businesses are failing to remit payroll taxes, with 1.4 million employers owing approximately $45.6 billion in unpaid employment taxes, interest and penalties as of December 2015.

The Internal Revenue Service has issued a revenue procedure permanently establishing a process for quickly resolving IRS audits after pilot-testing it in recent years.

The American Institute of CPAs wants lawmakers to reintroduce a bill to make various fixes to the tax laws.

The scam included a bogus $1 million charitable donation and fibs to his own accountants.

Return changes in FAFSA; Trump and the AMT; charitable donation overstatements; and other highlights from our favorite tax bloggers.

An academic study has found that companies located in proximity to a regional office are more likely to be scrutinized.

A district court found a Texas physician responsible for paying a tax penalty on funds loaned to his own medical practice.

The Summa Holdings ruling may be part of a broader push back against the doctrine.

The Internal Revenue Service is adding extra staff starting Tuesday to help tax professionals reinstate their e-Services accounts.

This year’s filings are still behind last year; more and more tax pros won’t be vacationing after April 18; and other statistics as of the middle of the this year's filing period.

One scheme asks preparers and taxpayers to redirect their tax refunds.

A few weeks after the national election, the Internal Revenue Service began to issue notices to employers who may have failed to comply with the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act.