With tax season looming, Internal Revenue Service (IRS) Commissioner John Koskinen and partners from state tax authorities and the tax industry shared what taxpayers need to know in 2017.
It’s Getting To Know You Tuesday. Today’s tax pro is Stuart Hack.
If you’re going to need in-person tax assistance from the Internal Revenue Service (IRS), you will need an appointment for in-person tax help at all IRS Taxpayer Assistance Centers (TAC).
With an emphasis on lowering federal taxes, consumers across the country are paying more in state and local taxes – including gas taxes. Drivers in seven states are paying more for gas in 2017.
Callers posing as agents from the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) attempting to collect bogus tax debts topped the list of the most reported scams of 2016, according to the Better Business Bureau. Those IRS phone scams accounted for 1 in 4 reported scams last year.
It’s Fix The Tax Code Friday! Today’s question is focused on President-elect Trump’s tweet to Toyota, suggesting there might be a border tax for foreign – as well as U.S. – companies.
A publishing company does not have to provide unemployment insurance contributions to journalist and blogger Greg Mitchell. That was the decision overturning a decision by the New York Department of Labor which had initially ruled that the magazine must make the contributions.
Each year, I typically recap my top viewed posts alongside my own favorites. Here are my top tax posts for 2016.
Today, Coinbase customer and attorney Jeffrey K. Berns, the Managing Partner of Berns Weiss LLP, filed a reply in response to the IRS’ response to his motion to intervene and to quash a John Doe summons served by the IRS on Coinbase.
As we swing into the new year, it’s easy to forget about taxes and tax planning. But here’s the first thing taxpayers should do in 2017.