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The widow of Texas billionaire Charles Wyly told a judge the IRS wrongly accused her of a sinister tax-avoidance plot to bolster the agencys $1.2 billion claim in her bankruptcy case.
November 10 -
The Internal Revenue Service has introduced a formal policy to assist identity-theft victims in getting copies of bogus tax returns filed in their name.
November 10 -
EA Tynisa Gaines has written a book for teens facing a major rite of passage: filing their taxes for the first time.
November 10 -
Its never too late in the year for you and your clients to get ready for next tax season.
November 9 -
For the fourth year in a row, the whistleblower awards that the Internal Revenue Service pays to tipsters will be reduced.
November 9 -
In my early days I would get many leads for clients who told me they were switching accountants because they believed they were paying too much tax.
November 9 -
Rep. Mark Pocan, D-Wis., has introduced two pieces of legislation to combat corporate tax inversions and tax deferral.
November 9 -
Some of our favorite recent tax fraud cases.
November 9 -
The Organization for Economic Cooperation and Developments Base Erosion and Profit Shifting action plan is likely to have a major impact on tax planning at multinational corporations by both tax professionals and corporate treasurers.
November 6 -
A significant amount of planning is typically involved before most major events. For example, the D-Day invasion was planned and scheduled with extreme detail months before its execution on June 6, 1944. Likewise, accountants each year experience a tax season that requires detailed planning and precise execution.
November 6 -
A new Inspector General report faults the security of the computer connections at the Internal Revenue Service.
November 6 -
Highlights of some of our favorite tax-related blogs from the past week.
November 5 -
The sharing economy has created untold numbers of micro-entrepreneurs, who provide services through digital-age apps.
November 5 -
The House passed a highway funding bill Thursday that includes a provision reviving the use of private debt collectors by the Internal Revenue Service.
November 5 -
Sales tax technology provider Avalara is integrating with EPiServer, an ecommerce and digital marketing software provider that has become a certified solution partner for Avalara.
November 5 -
Wolters Kluwer, CCH Small Firm Services has added new features and integration to the 2015 edition of its professional tax preparation software products, ATX and TaxWise.
November 5 -
In his first big personnel decision, House Speaker Paul Ryan put the committee that writes U.S. tax law in the hands of Texan Kevin Brady, who agreed to stand aside last year when Ryan wanted that chairmanship.
November 4 -
One year after the announced closing off of the Double Irish tax arrangement, U.S. multinationals once again turned their attention to Dublin as Ireland announced details of the Knowledge Development Box, or KDB.
November 4 -
Liberty Tax offices with onsite health insurance agents opened on November 1 to offer taxpayers help with Obamacare enrollment and plan renewals.
November 3 -
Internal Revenue Service commissioner John Koskinen told a group of tax practitioners that budget cuts at the agency are harming not only taxpayers, but tax practitioners as well, and warned that unless Congress acts on tax extenders legislation, tax season might need to be delayed next year. At the same conference, National Taxpayer Advocate Nina Olson complained of declining taxpayer service levels by the IRS and obstructions to the work of her office on behalf of taxpayers.
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