IRS

The service is reacting to recent court decisions challenging its ability to classify the investments as abusive schemes.

The Internal Revenue Service and the Treasury issued a notice on labor requirements for enhanced tax benefits under the Inflation Reduction Act.

The inspector general's investigation found no evidence that the former FBI leaders' returns were chosen deliberately.

The gift of finances; scaling a firm; new blog on the block; and other highlights from our favorite tax bloggers.

With inflation at nearly a 40-year high, the Internal Revenue Service said interest rates will increase for the calendar quarter starting Jan. 1, 2023.

The most influential people in the field, as chosen by their peers.

The Treasury Inspector General for Tax Administration said the Internal Revenue Service has been successful at preventing ransomware attacks on its systems.

The Government Accountability Office wants the agency to use the extra $80 billion it's getting from Congress to improve compliance.

The Internal Revenue Service issued its annual notice on the amendments needed for retirement plans for employees of schools, tax-exempt organizations and ministers.

The new site makes it easier to report fraud, suggest audits and learn about scams.

An old solution to a new question; misconceptions about making partner; keeping staff; and other highlights from our favorite tax bloggers.

The Internal Revenue Service is cautioning taxpayers to beware of the newly lowered threshold if they received payments amounting to as little as $600.

The agency aims to hire scores of auditors, but there's a nationwide shortage of accountants.

Reselling Taylor Swift tickets? You're going to have to pay taxes

Roughly 2.3 million U.S. taxpayers told the Internal Revenue Service they traded cryptocurrencies in 2020, data from the agency show.

The inspector general said that the service needs to be more focused in its goals for improving taxpayer digital communication.

When market investors suffer losses — or get taken for a ride — they're often eligible for a tax write-off to soften the blow. Users of the bankrupt crypto exchange FTX won't be so lucky.

For the first time in years, rich Americans who cheat on their taxes face a growing threat from the Internal Revenue Service.

Backlog remaining; changes from Election Day; no new clients; and other highlights from our favorite tax bloggers.

Democrats on the tax-writing House and Ways Means Committee are asking the Justice Department and the Treasury Inspector General for Tax Administration to investigate.