Delinquent Taxes and ‘Phishing’
The IRS is telling taxpayers how to determine if a person seeking personal financial information is acting on behalf of the agency.
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The IRS is telling taxpayers how to determine if a person seeking personal financial information is acting on behalf of the agency.
Failing to report income on a tax return can get anyone in trouble. For an IRS employee, it is a firing offense and this case shows it will…
A former federal employee may have inadvertently waived his prior agreement with an agency not to release information about his previous government employment. The fine print on the…
The IRS is giving tax breaks to those devastated by Hurricane Katrina: extra time to file tax documents.
A new law has been used as a basis for firing 71 IRS employees over a period of several years.