As you know, the primary purpose of Treasury Inspector General for Tax Administration (aka TIGTA) in […]
Category: IRS
Maine Governor Has Had a Chance To Re-Think His ‘Gestapo = IRS’ Comment
As we mentioned earlier, Maine Governor Paul LePage created a bit of a hubbub when […]
Just Admit It, Choosing the IRS to Enforce ObamaCare Was Smart
One of the many beefs that people have with ObamaCare is that the IRS will […]
IRS to Get Its Act Together on Whistleblower Program
The Service has heard everyone's concerns that whistleblower tips aren't being reviewed in a timely manner, […]
Tax Pros Don’t Need to Sweat the IRS Budget Cuts
This is the first post from our slew of freelancer candidates. The following is by […]
Memo to “I’m-not-a-good-test-taker” Tax Preparers: The IRS Asks That You Take Their Competency Exam Sooner Rather Than Later
No one is saying that you can't pass this thing, but if tests aren't your […]
Sweet Little Old Lady Didn’t Cash Mistaken Refund Check Out of Fear That Alcatraz Would Reopen Just for Her
Ginny Hopkins has waited tables at Johnny's Downtown in Cleveland for 20 years. In that […]
Tormentors of IRS Fresno Location Have Lost Their Sense of Scatological Humor
We managed to get through tax season without any bomb/white powder/crazy man in a plane […]
What Other Songs Are on the IRS Commissioner’s Workout Playlist?
NPR's attempt to offer up something other than the usual tax day fare includes sharing […]
IRS Employee And Her Boyfriend (Allegedly) Scammed Taxpayers Using TETR Credit
34-year-old IRS employee Patricia Fountain and her 39-year-old boyfriend Larry Ishmael were arrested last Wednesday […]
The IRS Could Use a Hand Here
Specifically, because a lot of taxpayers could…uh, use a hand here: A new report from […]
IRS Gets Half of the Affordable Care Act Implementation Play Money
Doug Shulman's shop is getting $500 million of the $1 billion set aside for implementing […]