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The Internal Revenue Service issued a warning about promoters selling fraudulent "Tribal Tax Credits" that don't actually exist under federal law.

The IRS needs to take further steps to improve its security program deficiencies, according to a new report.

The Internal Revenue Service is making progress on its efforts to move all taxpayers toward electronic payments, but still faces barriers.

If the non-filing was innocent, the strategy may be civil. If it was willful, the strategy may need to begin with criminal tax counsel.

If your clients carried federal tax debts through the pandemic, the interest deserves a second look.

Trump dividend; tax ballot season; compliance challenges; and other highlights from our favorite tax bloggers.

Guidance offers an extension of tax relief for farmers and ranchers in 49 states and other regions who sold or exchanged livestock due to drought conditions.

The legislation aims to prevent submission of fraudulent returns before they're e-filed by requiring tax software to verify EFINs are active and authorized.

The projected U.S. tax rates give tax professionals an early look at potential adjustments that could affect their 2027 tax planning for their clients.

A federal appeals court upheld a lower court order preventing the IRS from sharing massive amounts of taxpayer data with Immigration and Customs Enforcement.

Tax audits by the Internal Revenue Service focus overwhelmingly on the richest taxpayers — and on the poorest, leaving middle-income earners the least likely to be audited.

Appeals versus the Tax Court; fourth quarter tax projections; state budget planning; and other highlights from our favorite tax bloggers.

Most Internal Revenue Service employees avoided directly contacting taxpayers who were represented by tax professionals, but there were some misunderstandings.

The IRS will be cracking down further on people who fail to file tax returns after earlier efforts didn't do enough, according to a new report.

The Treasury Department escalated an effort to strip schools of their tax-exempt status if they consider race in admissions, scholarships or other areas.

The Treasury Department and the IRS issued proposed regulations threatening to end the tax-exempt status of schools that offer programs to help minority groups.

Disaster-related tax relief; Montana loophole; sales tax triggers; and other highlights from our favorite tax bloggers.

Taxpayers paid the IRS $5.3 trillion in fiscal year 2025, up 13.2% from fiscal year 2023 and the highest amount ever, without adjusting for inflation.

The Justice Department is pushing back on requests for information about how it resolved the president's $10 billion lawsuit against the Internal Revenue Service.

Hundreds of Internal Revenue Service employees retained their laptops and smartphones accepting a voluntary buyout offer from the IRS last year, according to a new report.