IRS service cuts could cost taxpayers, watchdog warns
Plan by agency to scale back phone-based customer service may push many do-it-yourselfers into arms of tax-prep services
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What you need to know about Obamacare tax forms
Obamacare adds tax-filing requirements, and that mean you'll have to get some important information ready
'Tis the season to give, and get a tax break
It's always good to be charitable, and you can still make a donation and claim a 2015 deduction, if you follow the rules
Vanguard investors, your fund fees could quadruple
The mutual fund giant founded by Jack Bogle is under fire for the method it uses to keep its costs so famously low
Year-end tax tips that go overlooked
From tuition payments to retirement cash-outs, don't forget to make these end-of-2015 tax moves
Time to make these tax moves before year-end
You still have several ways to lower your 2015 taxes, but don't delay because Dec. 31 will be here before you know it
Fantasy sports players can't forget about Uncle Sam
Whether it's gambling or not, participants still need to report their winnings to the Internal Revenue Services
DOJ will not bring charges against IRS's Lois Lerner
Lerner is the former IRS official who was at the center of a controversy over the processing of applications for tax-exempt status
The IRS freezes most retirement plan contribution limits
Given the low inflation rate, how much you can put into a 401(k) or IRA won't be going up in 2016
How far back can the IRS audit you?
The basic answer is it's not too long -- but certain exceptions can extend that period, even indefinitely
Coca-Cola: IRS says we owe $3.3B in back taxes
Company: Assessments are without merit and it plans to pursue "all administrative and judicial remedies necessary to resolve the matter"
IRS no longer takes checks for $100M
Owe the tax man $100 million or more? Starting next year, your check is no good at the IRS
Worried about an IRS audit? Don't be
Unless you're a high earner, here's why chances are pretty slim the agency will come knocking to see your records
John Oliver pressures IRS for televangelist crackdown
To prove a point, HBO host created his own church and registered it with the government, calling it "Our Lady of Perpetual Exemption"
How the IRS knows you didn't report income
The agency has developed lots of ways -- simple and sophisticated -- to sniff out taxpayers who aren't telling whole truth
IRS to identity-theft victims: Keep waiting
A rapidly growing problem with tax-return identity theft can keep taxpayers waiting months for refunds
Did you overpay the Obamacare tax penalty?
If you're among the more than 300,000 taxpayers who did, here's what you need to know about getting a refund
Contractor or employee? It's a taxing matter
If you take a job as a freelancer, the IRS and the tax code require you to be clear about what your role is
Rand Paul: "Blow up the tax code and start over"
GOP presidential candidate and Kentucky senator calls for a flat tax, saying the current system simply "isn't fixable"
Why hackers are outgunning the IRS
Agency commissioner John Koskinen cites budget cuts, while the inspector general says many recommendations get ignored
IRS suspects hackers who targeted it are from Russia: AP
I-D thieves stole info of more than 100,000 taxpayers off an agency website as part of plan to claim fraudulent tax refunds, IRS says
The IRS hack: Beware of follow-up scams
Criminals will surely pretend to be from the IRS and offer to help you when you're vulnerable, but don't fall for it
IRS: Thieves stole tax info from 100,000 people
Agency says hackers breached government system that includes tax return and other confidential information
IRS may have overpaid $5.6B in education tax credits
The agency's inspector general says more than 3.2 million taxpayers got these credits without proving their eligibility
8M calls unanswered as IRS cut taxpayer service
Agency's commissioner blames hang-ups, long hold times on steep cuts in recent years to its budget
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