Fix The Tax Code Friday: Revoking Passports For Unpaid Tax Debts
It’s Fix The Tax Code Friday! Today’s question is: Should the federal government revoke passports for taxpayers who have delinquent tax debts?
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IRS Gets Court Approval to Delay Hearing on Access to Coinbase Accounts
The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) successfully pushed off a hearing focusing on its efforts to have access to United States Coinbase customer accounts. According to court documents filed this week, the IRS asked the court to delay the hearing, previously scheduled for February 16.
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Which Tax Form Should I File: 1040, 1040EZ, 1040-A Or Something Else?
Here’s a quick rundown of the most common forms that are available on the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) website.
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IRS Addresses Top Tax Refund Myths As Tax Season Rolls On
As taxpayers eagerly await their tax refunds, the IRS has acknowledged that there are a number of “misunderstandings and speculation about refunds.” To help sort out the truth from the confusion, the IRS has issued a list of refund-related myths.
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What You Need To Know About Trump’s SCOTUS Pick, Neil Gorsuch
President Donald Trump has selected Judge Neil Gorsuch as his choice to fill the vacancy on the Supreme Court of the United States (SCOTUS).
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White House Petition To Release Trump's Tax Returns Closes In On A Half Million Signatures
A petition calling for the release of President Trump’s tax returns posted to the White House’s “We the People” petition website is still garnering interest. The petition, which was created on January 20, asks the White House to “immediately release Donald Trump’s full tax returns.”
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Getting To Know You Tuesday: Steven Chung
It’s Getting To Know You Tuesday! Today’s tax professional is Steven Chung.
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When To Expect Your W-2, 1099 & More Tax Forms In 2017 (And What To Do If They’re Missing)
Tax season is open. Most tax reporting forms are either in the hands of taxpayers or in the mail. Here’s what you need to know about tax form due dates and what to do if yours is late.
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Answering One Simple Question Could Make You A Victim In Latest Scam
For years, scammers posing as agents from the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) have been targeting taxpayers. Another scam making the rounds this year highlights the danger of responding to those calls – by answering one simple question, you can be at risk.
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Judge In Decades-Old Anna Nicole Smith Case Announces He’s Had Enough
There was a time when you couldn’t click on the news without hearing about Anna Nicole Smith. Last week, a Texas judge, Judge Mike Wood, who has had the case on his docket for nearly two decades finally had enough: he wants out.