Tag: IRS
How Often Does the IRS Get Defrauded?
The Internal Revenue Service pays out money, and in some cases, a lot of money, to fraudulent tax refunds more often than you might think.
2020 TSP Contribution Limits Announced
The IRS has announced the 2020 contribution limits for the TSP and IRAs.
Former IRS Employee Heading to Prison for Evading Over $500,000 in Taxes
A former IRS employee is heading to prison for evading payment in over $500,000 in taxes.
The IRS Has Developed New Reason to Exercise
In recent technical advice to its agents, the IRS has said that agents who use public transportation to visit a taxpayer may need to walk part for of the trip. However, the author says this could create a confidentiality problem for taxpayers.
Report: US Government Losing Billions In Tax Revenue From IRS Budget Cuts
A new study found that the federal government could have collected $34.3 billion more in taxes from the nation’s largest corporations by increasing IRS resources.
Justice Delayed Apparently Is Not Justice Denied
An IRS employee who was fired invoked arbitration but dragged her feet agreeing to a hearing date. She may receive back pay as the result of the appeals court decision.
Protecting Your Personal Info in Today’s Digital World
Our personal data is always at risk in today’s world. These are some tips that can help you stay protected.
IRS Analyst Pleads Not Guilty To Leaking Michael Cohen’s Bank Account Information
OPM Provides FAQs on IRS Health Insurance Forms
OPM has provided some frequently asked questions regarding government health insurance requirements under FEHB for tax year 2018.
IRS Employee Charged In Leak of Michael Cohen’s Bank Records to Michael Avenatti
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