Tagged With IRS

The US could raise $1 trillion more in taxes through stricter IRS enforcement, according to a new study

Gina Heeb

Newly uncovered tax documents show Trump kept '2 sets of books' and may have committed financial fraud

Sonam Sheth

The 2nd Trump whistleblower is an IRS official who alleges a Treasury Department political appointee tried to interfere with Trump's tax audit

Sonam Sheth, Tom Porter

There's a 2nd whistleblower complaint no one's talking about, and it could be as damaging to Trump as the Ukraine scandal

Tom Porter, Sonam Sheth

Uber says the IRS is examining its past tax returns

Graham Rapier

Democrats have just subpoenaed for Trump's tax returns after weeks of defiance

Joe Perticone

Treasury Secretary Mnuchin officially refuses to give Trump's tax returns to Democrats, setting up high-stakes showdown

Joe Perticone

Democrats are getting ready to ramp up their fight to get Trump's tax returns — and it could get ugly

Joe Perticone

Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin and the IRS blew through another deadline to turn over Trump's tax returns

Joe Perticone

The House passed a bill that could bar the IRS from creating a 'free' tax-preparation software like TurboTax — here's what it means for you

Bob Bryan, Joe Perticone

The House passed a bill banning the government from creating 'free' tax-preparation software like TurboTax, forever

Joe Perticone

The White House says Democrats will ‘never’ obtain Trump’s tax returns, but Republicans revealed private tax information while investigating Obama officials

Joe Perticone

Trump reportedly wanted to fast-track his IRS chief counsel's nomination and prioritised it over his attorney general

David Choi

Louisiana accidentally gave out $26 million in tax refunds after it paid people twice. Now it wants the money back.

Ellen Cranley

The IRS will begin accepting tax returns in less than a week, despite the longest-running government shutdown in US history

Tanza Loudenback

Here are the most important upcoming dates related to the government shutdown

Joe Perticone

46,000 IRS workers will head back to work without pay to process tax returns and pay out refunds

Tanza Loudenback

A tool on the IRS website makes it easy to file your taxes for free online. Here's how it works.

Tanza Loudenback

Federal workers affected by the government shutdown have more than $400 million in mortgage and rent payments due this month, and it could cause chaos for the US housing market

Bob Bryan

The effects of the shutdown are only going to get exponentially worse as the fight drags on

Bob Bryan