CoinLedger, a crypto tax platform, has seen a spike in users asking about the government communiqués. The number of support ...

As a local tax professional, I want to alert the public — especially senior citizens — about an important change on the horizon. There hasn’t been much publicized about this, but the federal ...

On Wednesday, Lindell told a federal judge in Washington that he had no money left to pay over $50,000 in sanctions to voting software firm Smartmatic over his false election claims.

Receiving an audit letter from the IRS is never ideal, but it doesn't have to become a nightmare, either, especially if you act quickly and strategically. In most cases, the sooner you take action ...

IRS no longer accepting checks for $100 million. What's a billionaire to do? Jan. 30 − To the Editor: For a variety of scheduling reasons, each year I request an automatic, 6-month extension for ...

Argentum, however, said that private investment will be needed to meet the projected surge in demand for senior living, pointing to NIC MAP Vision’s most recent Senior Housing Outlook report, which ...

These letters are dubbed "IRS Notice 3176c" and apply to potentially frivolous tax returns, which include incorrect claims for fuel tax credits, sick and family leave credits, and household ...

A recent example is his desire to use federal funds to pay off $400 billion (estimated by the Congressional Budget Office) in student debt. The supreme court ruled against Biden's plan.

IRS letters can be anxiety inducing, especially if you've never gotten one before. But the truth is, the IRS sends out millions of notices to taxpayers each year -- about 170 million to be exact.

After pausing during the pandemic, the IRS is sending out LT38 Notices for the first time in two years. Don't panic. Also don't ignore them.