IRS Offers Tool on Repayment of Home Buyer Tax Credit
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PROVIDENCE, RI — A request by reality television star Richard Hatch to give the Internal Revenue Service a reduced payment of $25 for January in his tax evasion case has been denied by a Rhode Island judge. Court records show the federal judge
"Essentially, Mr. Richardson endeavored to trick the IRS into loaning him the money necessary to begin the real estate venture," reads a plea agreement he signed in August. "And then repay the IRS prior to the IRS realizing
By ANN CARRNS If you are among those who must repay the home buyer tax credit, the Internal Revenue Service now has an online tool to help you determine how to handle repayment of the credit on your federal income tax return.
By Charles S. Clark The Internal Revenue Service has reached a settlement with a California-based employee who blew the whistle on mismanagement by a contractor, the Office of Special Counsel announced Wednesday. The case could have an impact on future
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By CASEY B. MULLIGAN Republican and Democratic presidents are quite different in their enforcement of tax laws and their administration of the Internal Revenue Service. Republicans are constantly telling us how different they are from the Democrats,National Taxpayer Advocate Nina Olson says that the IRS' treatment of criminal tax evasion is unfair when compared to ho.The Internal Revenue Service, acting through Government Properties Income T...