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The Internal Revenue Service is cautioning taxpayers to beware of a new scam involving the withholding form.

A bipartisan group of senators is demanding a detailed accounting of the crypto exchange's finances and efforts to maintain regulatory compliance.

The committee approved the nomination of Daniel Werfel as the next head of the service by a 17-9 vote.

Lawmakers introduced two pieces of legislation to require public companies to disclose their financial reporting on a country-by-country basis and strengthen the IRS's whistleblower program.

The Internal Revenue Service plans to host a series of five nationwide tax forums this summer in a return to the in-person format it used to favor prior to the COVID-19 pandemic.

The service's Criminal Investigation division plans to cast a spotlight on tax scams and fake charities.

Affluent investors typically have more complicated financial lives and more ways to get things wrong when filing federal tax returns in 2023.

Transforming Free File; what partner agreements omit; excuses, excuses; and other highlights from our favorite tax bloggers.

The high court handed down rulings in FBAR penalty and state escheat cases.

The IRS is reminding them that federal estimated taxes are due March 1.

Crypto miners and staking-service providers may learn in the days if they have to report information on their clients' transactions.

The service is giving taxpayers more time to file tax refund claims for tax returns they filed earlier in the pandemic.

A GAO report has several suggestions for decreasing the difference between taxes owned and taxes paid.

The service announced the extension as Southern California braces for blizzards for the first time since 1989

Better IRS phone service, overly aggressive ERC claims, a talent shortage, and other top topics of filing season.

A tax season update from Stephen Mankowski of the National Conference of CPA Practitioners.

Short answers; corralling crypto; new blog in town; and other highlights from our favorite tax bloggers.

Final regulations issued Tuesday require companies to begin electronically filing certain kinds of returns and documents next year.

Former IRS special agent Robert Nordlander dives into the difference between a Criminal Investigation investigation and a civil tax audit.

The IRS continues to pursue these controversial transactions, in court and elsewhere.