Tax

Federal, state and local authorities have indicted dozens of people and businesses in the U.S. and India accused of impersonating Internal Revenue Service employees demanding money from innocent taxpayers in the U.S.

Highlights of some of our favorite tax-related blogs from the past week.

(Bloomberg) For wealthy Americans, a big win by Hillary Clinton on Nov. 8 could get pretty expensive.

Our weekly roundup of tax-related investment strategies and news your clients may be thinking about.

Prospects for year-end tax legislation

The Internal Revenue Service’s efforts to prod taxpayers to disclose their offshore bank accounts and pay taxes on their holdings have reached the $10 billion mark and prompted over 100,000 taxpayers to come forward, the IRS said Friday.

The Internal Revenue Service issued an Audit Techniques Guide last month governing compliance with the tangible property repair regulations.

A roundup of our favorite recent tax fraud cases.

Intuit is helping taxpayers in Alabama after errors were uncovered in its state income tax software that led some taxpayers to inadvertently overpay or underpay their taxes.

A federal grand jury indicted Thursday a former special agent who worked in the Internal Revenue Service’s Criminal Investigation unit, charging her with filing false tax returns, theft of government money and obstructing a federal investigation.