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A new report gives the Internal Revenue Service high marks for the steps taken in the fight against refund fraud and identity theft tax refund fraud. But despite the large gains made against criminal efforts, the report adds that there’s no time to rest on one’s laurels.…
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The IRS has some good news for tax-exempt hospitals feeling overwhelmed by the COVID-19 pandemic. In a recent press release, the agency says that it is once again moving the deadline for Community Health Needs Assessments.…
Tax professionals across the country wrapped up a unique filing yesterday. While some still have to contend with an imposing stack of extensions that will be due on October 15, many are making plans to prepare for next filing season.…
The Internal Revenue Service, along with the U.S. Treasury Department, has released a draft version of a proposed new-and-improved partnership form for tax year 2021.…
Read more about IRS Releases Draft Partnership Form to Provide Greater Clarity
The Internal Revenue Service says taxpayers with docketed abusive syndicated conservation easement transaction Tax Court cases should seriously consider settling.…
Read more about IRS Says It’s Time to Settle Syndicated Conservation Easement Cases
With the deadline pushed back to give practitioners and their taxpayers an extra three months to file and pay any tax due, one might think that everyone would have their returns filed by now. But some experts say they expect July 15 to be more like April 15 — only later.…
Read more about Tax Pros and Clients Face Final Tax Deadline
The Internal Revenue Service today issued an IVES Program update announcing that the Income Verification Express Services (IVES) will start accepting new submissions on Tuesday, July 14, 2020.…
The American Institute of CPAs is asking the Internal Revenue Service to further extend the deadline for filing and paying income taxes.…
Read more about AICPA Seeks More Time for Filing as Deadline Looms
The Internal Revenue Service says it has expanded its list of retail partners who accept cash payments for federal taxes. This cash payment option is available for individual and business taxpayers alike.…
The Internal Revenue Service has a little excess cash it would like to get rid of. It comes in the form of unclaimed income tax refunds for taxpayers who didn’t file a 2016 tax return.…
Read more about $1.5 Billion in Unclaimed Refunds Await 2016 Filers
