Defending Against Proposed Suspension Led to Employee’s Removal
An IRS employee ran afoul of the prohibition against unauthorized release of taxpayer info when she put together her defense to a proposed disciplinary suspension.
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An IRS employee ran afoul of the prohibition against unauthorized release of taxpayer info when she put together her defense to a proposed disciplinary suspension.
The IRS announced that certain VA beneficiaries will get their COVID-19 stimulus payments soon.
Some federal beneficiaries who do not file recent tax returns will be getting their COVID stimulus payments from the IRS soon.
The IRS said it has begun distributing the third round of COVID-19 stimulus checks from the new spending bill that just became law.
All of the legally authorized COVID-19 stimulus payments have now been distributed according to the IRS.
Some of the remaining COVID-19 stimulus payments are being distributed via prepaid debit cards.
Federal employees who travel for work will see a lower mileage reimbursement rate in 2021.
Another round of stimulus payments have begun to be distributed under the new COVID-19 relief bill.
The IRS has announced the 2021 contribution limits for the TSP and IRAs.
A former IRS employee has pleaded guilty to filing hundreds of false tax returns for herself and others.