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As the Direct File program takes shape, learning from taxpayers will be paramount.

The IRS is providing penalty relief to billion-dollar corporations that haven't paid estimated taxes related to the new 15% corporate alternative tax.

Things are improving at the IRS, but there's still work to be done — and tax pros can help.

The clawback; in acquisitions, like likes like; marketing for preparers; and other highlights from our favorite tax bloggers.

In a twist that most asset managers could only dream of, investment funds are reaping profits through the Internal Revenue Service.

A series of tentative compromises were worked out on spending caps, the defense budget and IRS funding.

The service's alternative dispute resolution programs can be faster and cheaper than the usual appeals process, but their use fell by two-thirds over the past decade.

Exploring a free filing system, encouraging taxpayers to take advantage of the EITC and issuing refunds for overpayments on unemployment are among the latest IRS policy stories.

The service has started holding discussions with advocacy groups on the direct file tax system it plans to begin testing early next year.

Headaches and highlights of the season; righting a use of property taxes; lots of luck; and other highlights from our favorite tax bloggers.

Biden's team agreed to trim $21 billion over a decade from IRS enforcement and $28 billion from prior COVID spending.

The service is warning businesses to beware of schemes promoting abuse of the Employee Retention Credit.

The service had paused the notices last year while it tried to catch up on its backlog of unprocessed tax returns.

Audits on the rise; law vs. accounting; your summer hours' note; and other highlights from our favorite tax bloggers.

It's 'a wakeup call' for taxpayers to stay on top of any communication they get from the service.

The Internal Revenue Service has deployed more filters to catch a growing number of tax returns filed by identity thieves, but fraudsters are continuing to collect millions of dollars despite those efforts.

A new report looks into tipster hotlines backed by anti-retaliation policies, as allegations emerged about retaliation against an IRS whistleblower.

The service has been giving its employees training in how to deal with active shooter situations, as the agency faces an onslaught of threats.

The IRS is taking feedback as it moves toward policies on how to handle nonfungible tokens.

The IRS has raised the amounts for 2024 in response to inflation.