Imagine this: Your ex-spouse insists on claiming your child as a dependent without your consent. What do you do? A Princeville, Illinois, mom responded to
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Long-Time IRS Employee & “Mother Of The 1040-EZ” To Retire
After forty-nine years at the Internal Revenue Service (IRS), it’s the last tax season for Carolyn Tavenner. The long-term IRS employee, sometimes called the “Mother
Read MoreIRS Reports Fewer Returns & Smaller Refunds As Tax Season Continues
The tax season appeared to be off to a slow start when it opened last month, with initial statistics showing fewer returns filed and smaller refunds issued. While
Read MoreNew Twists On IRS Email & Phone Scams Popping Up During Tax Season
I had an email in my inbox yesterday which allegedly contained a voicemail from the Internal Revenue Service (IRS). Here’s part of what the email
Read MoreA Look At How Much Influence Presidents Have On Your Taxes
“Read my lips: no new taxes.” Those few words, uttered by then-American presidential candidate George H. W. Bush at the 1988 Republican National Convention on August
Read MoreE-Filing Your Tax Return? Here’s The IRS Tool You Need To Know About
Are you planning to file your tax return electronically? Be sure to have last year’s tax return (or tax info) handy if you’re filing for
Read MoreIRS Reminds Taxpayers To Be Prepared To Prove Identity
Presidents Day is Monday, February 18, 2019. The run-up to Presidents Day – and the few days after – is traditionally the busiest time of
Read MoreIRS Commissioner Offers Message To Taxpayers
Just in time for the busiest weekend for the Internal Revenue Service (IRS), Commissioner Chuck Rettig issued a message to taxpayers. In the video previously
Read MoreWhat You Need To Know About Refund Anticipation Loans
The beginning of tax season can be a busy and anxious time for taxpayers – especially those who are waiting for their tax refunds. This
Read MoreAt The Start Of The Season, IRS Filing Statistics Show Sluggish Start & Smaller Refunds
The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) might have opened tax season on time this year, but tax season is proving to be anything but ordinary. Initial statistics
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