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2021 IRS Standard Mileage Rates Have Arrived
Here they are, in the event you actually resume traveling to client sites next year: […]
Hiring Watch ’19: Become the Next National Taxpayer Advocate
Nina Olson has been the National Taxpayer Advocate since March 2001. But she will retire […]
IRS Poaches a KPMG Managing Director and Issues a Press Release, Part I
The IRS has itself a new associate chief counsel, international, in the Office of the […]
Lots of IRS Workers Will Have to Trudge Back to Work From Mandatory Unpaid Vacation
It’s hard enough being an IRS employee during tax season when you’re receiving a paycheck. […]
2019 Tax Season Finally Gets a Start Date
After Trump administration officials said on Jan. 7 that the IRS would send out tax […]
The IRS’s First Instagram Post Was of … Flamingos
Are you guys following the IRS’s new Instagram page? Yeah, me neither. But we’re not […]
The IRS Is Your Gross, Hairy Uncle Who Burps and Farts a Lot
Imagine sitting at a table with your family and closest friends enjoying the perfect Thanksgiving […]
It’s Official, Finally: Charles Rettig Is the New Commissioner of the IRS
I’m sure the majority of you guys either probably don’t care or have already heard […]
So Is Charles Rettig Going to Be the Next IRS Commissioner or Not?
Good morning/afternoon, GCers. We hope you had a nice, relaxing Labor Day holiday. Last week, […]
Charles Rettig Is One Step Closer to Earning His IRS Commissioner Placard
Beverly Hills tax attorney and Academy of Magical Arts member Charles Rettig is on the […]
Trump’s Supreme Court Pick Wrote Majority Opinion in Loving v. IRS
As Politico tax reporter Bernie Becker pointed out today, federal appeals court judge Brett Kavanaugh, […]