IRS Coming After Federal Employees Who Don’t File
The author says that with a possible crackdown coming on tax delinquent federal employees, it is in their best interest to always file their tax returns.
Stay informed with the latest IRS news and updates specifically curated for current and former federal employees. This section covers critical changes to federal tax laws, FEHB and TSP tax implications, and IRS guidance impacting the civil service. Whether you are navigating your high-3 salary tax brackets or looking for the latest on federal pay raises and agency-wide policy shifts, find the expert analysis you need to manage your career and retirement effectively.
The author says that with a possible crackdown coming on tax delinquent federal employees, it is in their best interest to always file their tax returns.
Legislation has been reintroduced to hold tax delinquent federal employees accountable for unpaid tax debts or unfilled tax returns.
A recent IG report found that the number of tax delinquent federal employees is growing, but the IRS has put little effort into pursuing them.
The IRS has increased the vehicle mileage rate for 2023 by 3 cents over the 2022 figure.
Many people don’t realize that RMDs can be delayed. Is this a good idea?
The IRS has announced the 2023 annual contribution limits for the TSP and IRAs.
Five current or former IRS employees have been charged with defrauding COVID-19 relief programs to use funds for things like luxury cars, clothes, and trips to Vegas.
The IRS has increased the 2022 mileage rate for official travel for the remainder of the year to offset soaring gas prices.
An IRS employee went to court arguing against mandatory covid vaccination. The Court left open another opportunity for a future case.
The IRS has announced the 2022 annual contribution limits for the TSP and IRAs.