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IRS Stat Interpretation
I always find it interesting that when the IRS comes out with new statistics, they try to distort them ever so slightly to appear more in their favor. Or the IRS will highlight one thing and downplay another. Most of the … Continue reading
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Tagged customer service, e-file, irs.gov, phones, statistics, stats, website
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You’re not paranoid if you think you’re being targeted by the IRS for tax purposes.
According to CBS and Reuters, the Treasury Inspector General for Tax Administration (TIGTA) is expected to publish an investigative report this week detailing that Internal Revenue Service (IRS) agents specifically targeted conservative groups for review and consideration of their tax … Continue reading
Posted in Busted, IRS News & Info, Tax Crimes, Tax News, TIGTA audits
Tagged audit, conservative, IRS scandal, tax crime, tax scandal, tea party
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Singer Lauryn Hill is Going to Prison for Tax Crimes
Looks like our girl Lauryn Hill is going to spend some time in prison for her tax crimes. She pleaded guilty last year to failing to pay taxes on about $2.3 million during a 5-year period. Here’s a breakdown of what … Continue reading
Posted in Celebrity Tax Problems, Tax Crimes, Tax News
Tagged celebrity, prison, tax crimes, tax fraud
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IRS Records Prove AROD is a Bad Guy in Boston
According to a recent Boston Globe review of Internal Revenue Service (IRS) filings New York Yankee Alex Rodriguez is a bad guy. A Boston news source depicting a Yankee as a bad guy is hardly surprising. What interests me, as … Continue reading
Posted in Baseball, Busted, Celebrity Tax Problems, Tax Crimes, Tax News
Tagged AROD, boston, charity, non-profit, tax fraud, yankees
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Tax Day is Around the Corner; Are You Prepared?
Happy Tax Day! Come Monday April 15, 2013, your tax returns are due. Have you prepared? While many people filed their tax returns well before the April 15 deadline because they gave the government an interest free loan and are … Continue reading
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Tagged procrastination, tax attorney, Tax Day, tax debt, tax help, tax relief, tax relief attorney, tax resolution
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Just Over One Month to Go In Tax Season and You Can Finally File Your Tax Return
Over the weekend, the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) finally completed reprogramming and testing its systems for tax-year 2012. This includes the lingering updates mandated by the American Taxpayer Relief Act (ATRA) enacted by Congress back in January. This final update … Continue reading
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Tagged irs deadlines, Tax Day, tax form, tax return, tax season
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Wal-Mart and the EITC
The Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC) is a refundable federal income tax credit that was first offered to taxpayers back in 1975 to help prevent low income families from slipping into poverty. EITC can mean tax relief (lower taxes) for … Continue reading
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Tagged credit, earned income tax credit, EITC, refund, refund fraud, tax refund
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Facebook’s Tax Refund
News that Facebook would be receiving a $429 million tax refund was of course misinterpreted by the general public. The consensus among those who just don’t understand the complete story is that a company as profitable as Facebook should never … Continue reading
It’s Tax Season (Sort of)
So with the Super Bowl over, and pitchers and catchers reporting next week, these are the signs that tax season is in full swing, right? Wrong; depending on your situation. You still may not be able to file your 2012 tax return … Continue reading
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Tagged 2012 tax return, tax, tax debt, tax returns, tax season
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IRS Tax Relief Extended for Hurricane Sandy Victims
The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) has extended tax relief afforded to Hurricane Sandy victims. The IRS normally issues various forms of tax relief after major catastrophic events. For Hurricane Sandy, affected individuals and businesses will have until April 1, 2013, to … Continue reading