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The Internal Revenue Service needs to strengthen its taxpayer authentication efforts to combat identity theft, according to a new report from the Government Accountability Office.
July 23 -
The Internal Revenue Service is encouraging practitioners to secure their client data.
July 10 -
Criminals who pretend to be working for the IRS are asking for bank information from international taxpayers and non-resident aliens.
May 10 -
The tax-writing panel voted on a bipartisan basis to approve a set of bills to “redesign” the Internal Revenue Service.
April 11 -
The Republican and Democratic leaders of the House Ways and Means Oversight Subcommittee released legislation to ‘redesign’ the Internal Revenue Service.
April 10 -
The Internal Revenue Service and its partners in the tax industry and state tax authorities issued a warning Monday about a wave of e-mails from cybercriminals purporting to come from “IRS Refunds.”
April 9 -
The new authentication process that was installed after a big data breach still isn’t protecting taxpayer info.
March 26 -
The Internal Revenue Service cautioned practitioners to be on the alert for the re-emergence of a cybercriminal scam that is helping fuel a dramatic uptick in reports of stolen information from firms.
March 22 -
The Internal Revenue Service is cautioning tax professionals to safeguard their information from identity thieves.
March 16 -
The Internal Revenue Service is beginning to release tax refunds for taxpayers who claim the Earned Income Tax Credit or the Additional Child Tax Credit after subjecting their tax returns to some extra scrutiny.
February 27