Identity theft has caused a backlog of 500,000 cases at the IRS, leaving taxpayers without refunds, posing a significant challenge to the agency.
I.R.S. Commissioner to Quit as Trump Takes Office
Daniel Werfel will step down as IRS commissioner, supporting the transition to Donald Trump's administration and new nominee Billy Long.
IRS recovers $4.7B in back taxes, braces for Trump cuts
The IRS has recovered $4.7 billion due to enhanced funding and improvements in operations since the 2022 tax law.
IRS Estimates $561B Tax Revenue Rise With Crackdown on Corporations and the Rich
The IRS could collect up to $561 billion in additional tax revenue between 2024 and 2034, thanks to increased funding and new initiatives enabled by the 2022 Inflation Reduction Act.
If lawmakers renew and expand the IRA funding, the IRS could collect an additional $851 billion in tax revenue over the next decade.
The increase in funding for the IRS is directly attributed to the $80 billion passed by Democrats, which Republicans opposed.
Rampant Identity Theft Is Taxing the I.R.S.
Identity theft has caused a backlog of 500,000 cases at the IRS, leaving taxpayers without refunds, posing a significant challenge to the agency.
I.R.S. Commissioner to Quit as Trump Takes Office
Daniel Werfel will step down as IRS commissioner, supporting the transition to Donald Trump's administration and new nominee Billy Long.
IRS recovers $4.7B in back taxes, braces for Trump cuts
The IRS has recovered $4.7 billion due to enhanced funding and improvements in operations since the 2022 tax law.
IRS Estimates $561B Tax Revenue Rise With Crackdown on Corporations and the Rich
The IRS could collect up to $561 billion in additional tax revenue between 2024 and 2034, thanks to increased funding and new initiatives enabled by the 2022 Inflation Reduction Act.
If lawmakers renew and expand the IRA funding, the IRS could collect an additional $851 billion in tax revenue over the next decade.
The increase in funding for the IRS is directly attributed to the $80 billion passed by Democrats, which Republicans opposed.
A million taxpayers will soon receive up to $1,400 from the IRS. Who are they and why now?
The IRS is distributing $2.4 billion to 1 million taxpayers who missed the Recovery Rebate Credit on their 2021 returns.
IRS is sending out automatic stimulus payments | What to know about who is getting them
The IRS is distributing $2.4 billion to 1 million taxpayers who missed out on claiming the Recovery Rebate Credit for COVID stimulus payments.
IRS stimulus checks: The government is sending out automatic payments this month. Here's how to know if you'll get one
The IRS is issuing $1,400 checks to help rectify missed stimulus payments for eligible taxpayers.
IRS sending automatic stimulus payments. Are you on the list?
The IRS will send $2.4 billion in automatic payments to taxpayers who did not claim the Recovery Rebate Credit on their 2021 returns.
Here's How To Know If You Qualify For The 2024 IRS Stimulus Check
The IRS is distributing $1,400 stimulus checks automatically to nearly 1 million taxpayers who missed claiming the Recovery Rebate Credit on their 2021 tax returns.
A million taxpayers will soon receive up to $1,400 from the IRS
The IRS is distributing up to $1,400 to 1 million taxpayers who failed to claim the Recovery Rebate Credit on their 2021 tax returns.
A million taxpayers will soon receive up to $1,400 from the IRS. Who are they and why now?
The IRS is distributing $2.4 billion to 1 million taxpayers who missed the Recovery Rebate Credit on their 2021 returns.
IRS is sending out automatic stimulus payments | What to know about who is getting them
The IRS is distributing $2.4 billion to 1 million taxpayers who missed out on claiming the Recovery Rebate Credit for COVID stimulus payments.
IRS stimulus checks: The government is sending out automatic payments this month. Here's how to know if you'll get one
The IRS is issuing $1,400 checks to help rectify missed stimulus payments for eligible taxpayers.
IRS sending automatic stimulus payments. Are you on the list?
The IRS will send $2.4 billion in automatic payments to taxpayers who did not claim the Recovery Rebate Credit on their 2021 returns.
Here's How To Know If You Qualify For The 2024 IRS Stimulus Check
The IRS is distributing $1,400 stimulus checks automatically to nearly 1 million taxpayers who missed claiming the Recovery Rebate Credit on their 2021 tax returns.
A million taxpayers will soon receive up to $1,400 from the IRS
The IRS is distributing up to $1,400 to 1 million taxpayers who failed to claim the Recovery Rebate Credit on their 2021 tax returns.
Lawyers for Silicon Valley's Bitcoin Jesus' say his tax case violates constitution
Roger Ver's legal team seeks dismissal of his tax evasion charges, claiming the exit tax was unconstitutionally vague and that he had no intent to evade taxes.
IRS crackdown on 'partnership basis shifting'-a major tax loophole for the wealthy-could raise $50 billion
The IRS aims to close tax loopholes for wealthy taxpayers, potentially generating $50 billion in revenue over the next decade.
Hunter Biden's plea proves IRS and DOJ helped tilt the 2020 election for Joe
Hunter Biden pled guilty to federal tax crimes, undermining trust in IRS and DOJ handling of high-profile tax evasion cases.
High-profile Miami lobbyist charged with tax evasion, owes $1.3 million to IRS: feds
Eston Melton faces serious legal trouble with the IRS for tax evasion totaling over $1.3 million, expressing remorse over his decisions.
Yoga studio mogul pleads guilty to dodging $2.5 million in taxes
A yoga business founder pleaded guilty to not paying over $2.5 million in taxes and may face five years in prison.
IRS Pursues 125,000 Non-Filing Cases in Crackdown on Wealthy Tax Evaders
High-income earners are being pursued by the IRS for failing to file tax returns since 2017.
Increased IRS funding is enabling enforcement actions against non-filing high-income individuals.
Lawyers for Silicon Valley's Bitcoin Jesus' say his tax case violates constitution
Roger Ver's legal team seeks dismissal of his tax evasion charges, claiming the exit tax was unconstitutionally vague and that he had no intent to evade taxes.
IRS crackdown on 'partnership basis shifting'-a major tax loophole for the wealthy-could raise $50 billion
The IRS aims to close tax loopholes for wealthy taxpayers, potentially generating $50 billion in revenue over the next decade.
Hunter Biden's plea proves IRS and DOJ helped tilt the 2020 election for Joe
Hunter Biden pled guilty to federal tax crimes, undermining trust in IRS and DOJ handling of high-profile tax evasion cases.
High-profile Miami lobbyist charged with tax evasion, owes $1.3 million to IRS: feds
Eston Melton faces serious legal trouble with the IRS for tax evasion totaling over $1.3 million, expressing remorse over his decisions.
Yoga studio mogul pleads guilty to dodging $2.5 million in taxes
A yoga business founder pleaded guilty to not paying over $2.5 million in taxes and may face five years in prison.
IRS Pursues 125,000 Non-Filing Cases in Crackdown on Wealthy Tax Evaders
High-income earners are being pursued by the IRS for failing to file tax returns since 2017.
Increased IRS funding is enabling enforcement actions against non-filing high-income individuals.
U.S. citizens detained abroad still face tax fines. Lawmakers want to change that
The U.S. government bills former Iran hostage Jason Rezaian over $22,000 for taxes while imprisoned, despite bipartisan acknowledgement of the unfairness.
Here's the First Day You Can File Your Tax Return This Year -- and Why You Should Get it in Early
Filing taxes early can result in quicker refunds and more time to manage any potential tax liabilities.
Can AI Help You Do Your Taxes?
Tax companies are using AI tools to simplify tax filing processes by automating tasks, identifying tax breaks, and minimizing compliance risks.
Taxpayers should not solely rely on AI tools for tax filing due to inaccuracies, but AI is predicted to significantly impact the tax industry in the future.
Can I file my taxes for free through the IRS? Here's how the new Direct File program works
The IRS is launching a new, free way to file taxes called the Direct File pilot program.
The program is currently limited and requires an invitation to participate, but it is expected to be more widely available in mid-March.
IRS gives taxpayers in disaster-stricken San Diego County two extra months to file returns
Taxpayers in San Diego County have an extended deadline until June 17 to file returns and pay taxes due to recent winter storms.
Relief extended to other California localities affected by storms if added to the disaster area.
U.S. citizens detained abroad still face tax fines. Lawmakers want to change that
The U.S. government bills former Iran hostage Jason Rezaian over $22,000 for taxes while imprisoned, despite bipartisan acknowledgement of the unfairness.
Here's the First Day You Can File Your Tax Return This Year -- and Why You Should Get it in Early
Filing taxes early can result in quicker refunds and more time to manage any potential tax liabilities.
Can AI Help You Do Your Taxes?
Tax companies are using AI tools to simplify tax filing processes by automating tasks, identifying tax breaks, and minimizing compliance risks.
Taxpayers should not solely rely on AI tools for tax filing due to inaccuracies, but AI is predicted to significantly impact the tax industry in the future.
Can I file my taxes for free through the IRS? Here's how the new Direct File program works
The IRS is launching a new, free way to file taxes called the Direct File pilot program.
The program is currently limited and requires an invitation to participate, but it is expected to be more widely available in mid-March.
IRS gives taxpayers in disaster-stricken San Diego County two extra months to file returns
Taxpayers in San Diego County have an extended deadline until June 17 to file returns and pay taxes due to recent winter storms.
Relief extended to other California localities affected by storms if added to the disaster area.
How a Consulting Firm and Trump's I.R.S. Pick Pushed a Problematic Tax Credit
The employee retention tax credit has been misused by businesses engaging with aggressive third-party promoters, leading to substantial government expenditure.
IRS delay on key system could cost up to $70 million
The IRS's delay in transitioning to a new tax processing engine could result in a $70 million loss.
How a Consulting Firm and Trump's I.R.S. Pick Pushed a Problematic Tax Credit
The employee retention tax credit has been misused by businesses engaging with aggressive third-party promoters, leading to substantial government expenditure.
IRS delay on key system could cost up to $70 million
The IRS's delay in transitioning to a new tax processing engine could result in a $70 million loss.
Trump Picks Ex-Congressman Who Hawked Tax Credits to Lead I.R.S.
Trump intends to nominate Billy Long as head of the IRS, signaling a significant leadership change.
Progressives Say Trump's Pick to Run IRS Will Spark "Open Season for Tax Cheats"
Rep. Billy Long's nomination to the IRS raises significant concerns over his experience and undermines the agency's mission to enforce tax regulations.
Trump Picks Ex-Congressman Who Hawked Tax Credits to Lead I.R.S.
Trump intends to nominate Billy Long as head of the IRS, signaling a significant leadership change.
Progressives Say Trump's Pick to Run IRS Will Spark "Open Season for Tax Cheats"
Rep. Billy Long's nomination to the IRS raises significant concerns over his experience and undermines the agency's mission to enforce tax regulations.
Bipartisan senate duo seeks to push IRS customer service forward
The Improving IRS Customer Service Act aims to enhance online services for taxpayers, improving accessibility and communication regarding refunds and IRS queries.
Perspective | 'Despair' over IRS service turns to 'cautious optimism,' says advocate
The IRS is rebuilding after years of poor customer service.
The agency has been restoring its customer service workforce and improving its level of service.
Bipartisan senate duo seeks to push IRS customer service forward
The Improving IRS Customer Service Act aims to enhance online services for taxpayers, improving accessibility and communication regarding refunds and IRS queries.
Perspective | 'Despair' over IRS service turns to 'cautious optimism,' says advocate
The IRS is rebuilding after years of poor customer service.
The agency has been restoring its customer service workforce and improving its level of service.
How the US government can stop 'churches' from getting treated like real churches by the IRS
The IRS's classification of certain organizations as churches raises serious concerns about potential tax code abuse and the need for revised definitions.
LockBit claims it ransomed IRS-authorized eFile.com
LockBit allegedly compromises eFile.com, threatening personal and financial data just before critical IRS deadlines.
IRS will audit more high-income taxpayers and large corporations. Here's what that means
The IRS is intensifying audits on high-income taxpayers and large corporations to address the tax gap and is enhancing its workforce to carry out these enforcement actions.
IRS Acts to Address Wide Disparity in Audit Rates Between Black Taxpayers and Other Filers
The IRS is addressing audit rate disparities by focusing on wealthy individuals and major companies while aiming for fair, equitable, and effective tax administration.
IRS will stick with legacy processing system for the upcoming tax season
IRS will not transition to a new tax processing system until after the upcoming tax season.
IRS will audit more high-income taxpayers and large corporations. Here's what that means
The IRS is intensifying audits on high-income taxpayers and large corporations to address the tax gap and is enhancing its workforce to carry out these enforcement actions.
IRS Acts to Address Wide Disparity in Audit Rates Between Black Taxpayers and Other Filers
The IRS is addressing audit rate disparities by focusing on wealthy individuals and major companies while aiming for fair, equitable, and effective tax administration.
IRS will stick with legacy processing system for the upcoming tax season
IRS will not transition to a new tax processing system until after the upcoming tax season.
IRS Work From Home Jobs: All You Need to Know | First For Women
IRS offers a variety of work-from-home jobs that do not require an accounting degree.
IRS is hiring a significant number of new employees, making it a good time to apply.
New IRS Direct File program now available in California
Direct File service from the IRS is a new, user-friendly option for simple tax returns in California and other states.
Direct File is designed for taxpayers with basic income sources and limited credits and deductions, excluding self-employed individuals.
I.R.S. Commissioner Aims to Show Progress Amid Threats of Budget Cuts
Daniel Werfel has made improvements to the IRS, such as clearing backlogs and reducing wait times, but Republicans still accuse him of intrusive behavior.
Werfel will face a hostile reception as he defends his agency's budget and explains the benefits of a well-funded IRS.
Charles Littlejohn, Leaker of Trump's Tax Returns, Sentenced to 5 Years in Prison
Former IRS contractor sentenced to 5 years for leaking tax information on Trump and wealthy individuals
Judge imposes maximum sentence, stating the crime targeted the nation's system of government