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The IRS has made significant changes to Form 6765, 'Credit for Increasing Research Activities,' with new requirements set to take effect this tax year.

Internal Revenue Service employees faced threats of assault during Saturday tax assistance events in 2024, according to a recent report.

The regulatory environment for digital assets will have significant implications for state-level reporting requirements.

The IRS is pushing back filing and payment deadlines to Nov. 3.

Are tax prep clients' weird questions actually weirder this year, or does it just seem that way?

Muni bonds and taxes; BE-10 time; a troubling history; and other highlights from our favorite tax bloggers.

The Treasury named a pair of IRS agents as special advisors to Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent, and plans key roles for them at the IRS.

A Brazilian-American businessman became the second former Credit Suisse client to plead guilty within the last week to hiding millions of dollars in assets.

Small businesses may have been caught unawares by the earlier tax deadline for filing their taxes, but they can still file for an extension.

The continuing resolution that the Senate narrowly approved included the extension of a $20.2 billion rescission in the Internal Revenue Service's budget.

This month, the Internal Revenue Service is predicting a rise in tax scams for 2025, and added four new eligible counties for foreign income exclusion.

A recent lawsuit suggests that IRS leaders who refuse to hand over taxpayer information to the Trump administration are being moved out.

The threat of a government shutdown receded Friday, but the IRS would nevertheless still operate during tax season, even at lower capacity, in the event of a shutdown.

The median unclaimed tax refund from 2021 is $781, but it has to be claimed by April 15.

The latest data on the number of students studying accounting, new state tax rates for 2025 and other major metrics.

Gilda Rosenberg, a Florida businesswoman, admitted in a Miami federal court that she conspired to defraud the U.S., evade taxes and fail to file FBARs.

Familiar fears for firms; 10 reminders for the season; new blog on the block; and other highlights from our favorite tax bloggers.

Rep. Steve Cohen has reintroduced a bill that would give the IRS the authority to set and enforce standards for tax pros.

With tax season in full swing, the Internal Revenue Service is being severely hampered by cutting staff.

The bill would claw back $20.2 billion in spending for the IRS passed as part of President Joe Biden's signature green-energy Inflation Reduction Act.