IRS Taxpayer Assistance Centers in the Triangle are extending weekend hours to provide free face-to-face help with taxes.
The IRS will give last-minute filers additional time to file and pay their tax returns after the web page for paying their tax bills using their bank accounts crashed. After being unavailable for most of the day, the web page was operational again as of 5:05 p.m. ET on April 17 — Tax Day. […]
Tax preparation season kicks off today. The IRS has announced that the official start of 2018’s tax season will be on Monday, Jan. 29, which is the first day the IRS will begin accepting 2017 tax returns. While you have until April 17, many say you should file early. CLICK HERE to find out […]
Plus, Talladega College band raises nearly $600K for Trump inauguration and the IRS plans to delay tax refunds for millions of low-income families.
Sasha Obama was noticeably absent during President Obama's final speech on Tuesday. According to reports, she was studying for an exam.
Yes the tax season begins today with a few changes from the IRS. “The IRS has been working closely with the tax industry and state revenue departments to provide taxpayers with stronger protections against identity theft,” said IRS commissioner John Koskinen …. “Because of these new protections, taxpayers may notice some minor – but […]
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In an interesting twist, President Barack Obama‘s former press secretary, Robert Gibbs, criticized his friend and former boss’ “exceedingly passive” response to the revelation that…
The Internal Revenue Service announced yesterday that it paid out $125 million to whistleblowers in 2012 and that was up from just $8 million last year. The IRS believes it had a lot to do with former banker Bradley Birkenfeld who blew the whistle on a firm who was helping wealthy Americans hide their assets […]
LOS ANGELES — A Laguna Beach man is facing four years in prison for failing to return a $110,000 tax refund that the IRS mistakenly sent him. Stephen Mcdow, who received a tax refund intended for a 67-year-old woman, received her money and spent over half of it paying for students loans and his mortgage. […]
