Tax audits

The Internal Revenue Service has been steadily ramping up its enforcement of partnership tax compliance.

The House voted to repeal billions of dollars of Internal Revenue Service funding that Democrats approved last year, an issue that is likely to crop up repeatedly this year.

The Internal Revenue Service audited fewer taxpayers last year, according to a new report, although audits of millionaires ticked up slightly.

The Internal Revenue Service would be legally mandated to annually audit the president and publish the results under legislation passed by the House.

As 2023 comes into view, the specter of 87,000 new IRS employees has gotten the attention of accountants and bookkeepers — as well as small and midsized business owners.

The move caps a three-year legal saga initiated by Democrats to obtain and release the former president's closely held financial documents.

A recent study found that using machine learning in tax audits can significantly increase evasion detection as well as delinquent tax collection.

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

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

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.