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Scottsdale is publishing a Truth in Taxation notice, as required by Arizona State law, and is publishing an accompanying notice

The Parkers were also convicted of conspiring to impede the lawful governmental functions of the Internal Revenue Service in the collection of federal income taxes

The Justice Department obtained an injunction last week against a Miami tax preparer in a case involving allegations of similar fraudulent fuel tax credits

On April 13, 2006, a 56-count indictment was returned charging Ratfield with preparing for clients and himself fraudulent federal individual and trust income tax returns

The court found that Steverson has prepared an estimated 1,224 returns since 2004 that have caused an estimated loss to the U.S. Treasury of more than $3 million

?The final days of the tax season always bring tax scams

IRS has decided to allow affected taxpayers an additional seven days to fulfill their tax filing obligations.

?Taxpayers can rely on e-file as a safe, accurate way to quickly finish their taxes and get a refund,?

Examples of fraud alleged in the lawsuits include filing false returns claiming refunds based on phony W-2 forms

Today the Internal Revenue Service reminds certain corporations to file for an extension by the March 15 filing deadline.

The Internal Revenue Service today reminded these businesses to check their eligibility for this special refund before filing their 2006 federal income tax return

We encourage people to consider e-file and Free File as the tax deadline approaches.

The Internal Revenue Service today identified 12 of the most blatant scams affecting American taxpayers

Today Charles William Jackson, owner of CJ's Bar & Grill located at 4532 Knoxville Highway in Oliver Springs, Tenn., pled guilty to one count of sales tax fraud

What is not being discussed is how the $14 billion in new taxes and fees imposed on American energy producers by H.R. 6 will be passed on to consumers.

The law also limited the amount of housing costs that may be excluded or deducted under section 911.

PINNER was also ordered to pay restitution in the amount of $135,433.59 to the Internal Revenue Service

Should the IRS determine that a taxpayer is unable to pay the liability in a lump sum or through an installment agreement

The emergency designation will allow lawmakers to begin considering these issues in the initial 30 days of the legislative session.