The Supreme Court declined to hear Murrin v. Commissioner, leaving a Third Circuit ruling in place that significantly expands when the IRS can go back and assess unpaid taxes—even decades after a return was filed—when the person who prepared the return committed fraud. That’s the case, according to the Third Circuit, even if the taxpayer didn’t know anything about the fraud.
The IRS has released the 2027 contribution limits for health savings accounts, or HSAs, which offer triple-tax benefits for…
South Florida teacher Michelle Del Buono says she spent years saving for retirement. Now, she’s fighting…
The impact of a federal court’s ruling over the weekend that vacated IRS guidance for wind and…
Georgia’s two U.S. senators and a metro Atlanta congressman are calling on federal officials to…
Fraud schemes keep getting more sophisticated, and criminals are keeping seniors in their sights. But…
A former Internal Revenue Service employee says a reported rat infestation inside the agency’s Chamblee…
A Sewell man admitted in federal court to evading income taxes, failing to pay payroll…
SAINT PAUL, Minn. — A $2.6 million mansion on Cynthia Lake in Scott County was…
