The NFL’s Richard Sherman thinks he’d make a good President. He would fix the deficit, lower taxes – and make NFL owners pay for their own football stadiums.
A Treasury Inspector General for Tax Administration (TIGTA) audit was conducted after the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) reported that identity thieves had illegally accessed tax information tied taxpayer accounts. TIGTA found that the IRS did not identify and assist all potentially affected taxpayers about the access or attempted access.
More than ten years ago, Roy Pearson Jr., filed a lawsuit against Custom Cleaners charging fraud and seeking millions of dollars. Now, the D.C. Disciplinary Board wants Pearson to answer questions about the suit.
The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) has announced that the “Get Transcript” tool is back online with a more rigorous e-authentication process. The process, according to IRS, will significantly increase protection against identity thieves impersonating taxpayers to access tax return information through the IRS “Get Transcript” online service.
When Candace Payne popped on a Chewbacca mask from Kohl’s and filmed it in her car, she had no idea what would happen next. Since then, she’s been viewed on Facebook Live more than 150 million times an received nearly a half million dollars in freebies. Does she owe tax?
A test case challenging the Internal Revenue Service interpretation of expenses related to the sale of medical marijuana is headed to court: on Monday, June 6, Harborside Health Center will be in Tax Court to again argue the application of section 280E of the Internal Revenue Code.
Today is National Doughnut Day. Get your free doughnut at Krispy Kreme and help make a difference.
It’s not just tax scams making the rounds: the Department of Justice has filed a civil complaint alleging multiple international mail fraud schemes that have defrauded elderly and vulnerable U.S. victims out of tens of millions of dollars.
Orange County Property Appraiser (OCPA) Rick Singh has announced the recovery of more than $550 million related to property tax fraud in Orange County, Florida. The money comes from property owners who wrongfully applied for property tax exemptions when they did not qualify, primarily Florida’s Homestead Tax exemption.
“I was playing football. I had no idea about anything.” That was the testimony today from Lionel Messi during his trial on tax fraud charges. The 28-year-old football star also told the court that he did not actively participate in managing his finances, instead relying on others. “I trusted my dad and my lawyers,” he…