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Business taxpayers affected by the winter storm can apply for extra time until March 20.

The Internal Revenue Service is continuing to face challenges with identity theft and taxpayer service this tax season, although there have been some improvements since last year.

The Internal Revenue Service has issued its annual notice providing adjustments to the limitation on housing expenses at various locations abroad.

Frictionless tax compliance; ATGs; giving up bonus depreciation and other highlights from our favorite tax bloggers.

The IRS is seeking members from across the country for an important advisory committee.

The IRS is seeking nominees for its Electronic Tax Administration Advisory Committee.

Once health care is tamed, President Donald Trump and Congress will turn to other bears, such as the byzantine U.S. tax code. Conveniently, a new report has come out on legal tax avoidance.

More than halfway through the 2017 filing season, the IRS reported receiving 5.7 million fewer individual returns than at a comparable point last year.

Security concerns could keep the data tool down for weeks.

Strategic decisions should be considered that make it important to understand the regulations and their impact.

Once health care is tamed, President Donald Trump and Congress will turn to other bears, such as the byzantine U.S. tax code. Conveniently, a new report has come out on legal tax avoidance.

More than halfway through the 2017 filing season, the IRS reported receiving 5.7 million fewer individual returns than at a comparable point last year.

They also helped clients get $4.3 million in refunds.

Users of virtual currencies like bitcoin are backing an industry group to oppose tax authorities’ efforts to collect customer info.

The IRS has announced that interest rates will remain the same for the calendar quarter beginning April 1.

The future of the estate tax; tax prep in the gig economy; and other highlights from our favorite tax bloggers.

From a trickle to a flood, returns have started to flow in after initial delays.

As the Trump administration and the Republican dominated Congress prepare to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act, a new government report may give them further ammunition.

Caterpillar Inc., the bellwether U.S. equipment maker praised just last week by President Donald Trump, now finds itself a government target as federal tax and banking authorities raided its Illinois offices.

A new report on the Internal Revenue Service OPR enforcement efforts says it's catching up on much of its backlog.