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Woman Sentenced to Five Years Following Tax Fraud SchemeThe plan seemed perfect to the three young Sacramento women: use internet tax software like TurboTax, steal Social Security numbers, and start filing fraudulent tax returns in the hopes of getting large refunds.
Proposed Pregnancy Tax Break Creates ControversyMichigan lawmakers have proposed a controversial new law that would give tax breaks to some pregnant women.
Statistics of Income Bulletin ReleasedThe Internal Revenue Service (IRS) released the 2012 issue of the Statistics of Income Bulletin last Wednesday.
More Tax Relief for Victims of Hurricane SandyThe Internal Revenue Service (IRS) has announced more tax relief for businesses and individuals affected by Hurricane Sandy in Connecticut, New Jersey, and New York.
2013 Inflation Adjustments and Pension Plan LimitationsOn October 18, 2012, the Internal Revenue Service announced the increase of certain tax benefits because of inflation adjustments and 2013 pension plan limitations.
Farmers Affected by Drought Have Time to Replace LivestockAccording to the Internal Revenue Service, farmers and ranchers affected by the huge drought in the United States have an extension to replace livestock and defer tax on gains made through forced sales.
Executive Director Pleads Guilty to Illegal Campaign ContributionsOn October 1, 2012, the US Attorney’s Office for the District of New Jersey announced that Thomas J.
Filing and Payment Extensions End October 15thOn September 28, 2012, the Internal Revenue Service announced that taxpayers who received tax-filing extensions will have to file the forms by October 15.
Much Awaited Statistics of Income BulletinOn September 24, 2012, the Internal Revenue Service released the Summer 2012 issue of the Statistics of Income Bulletin.
Victims of Straight-Line Winds in WV Eligible for Tax ReliefOn September 20, 2012, the Internal Revenue Service declared that victims of severe storms in parts of West Virginia that occurred on or around June 29, 2012, may receive tax relief.
Update Tax Relief for Hurricane IsaacThe Internal Revenue Service has announced tax relief for victims of Hurricane Isaac on September 5, 2012, and the IRS has updated the areas for tax relief on September 17, 2012.
Obama Calls for Tax Credits for Unemployed Veterans Calling on all members of Congress to put the country ahead of politics, President Obama called for action to help unemployed and injured Veterans land jobs during the difficult economy.
Payroll Tax Cut May Not Be Extended Republicans, who have already blocked much of President Obama's $447 billion jobs creation bill, may now be moving towards not extending the payroll tax cut as it expires at the end of the year.
France to Increase Tax, Cut Budget During Financial Difficulty With the European financial crisis creating havoc among Euro Zone member's economy, France has been forced to re-tool their budget in light of an unbalanced budget.
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