Important Trends at IRS
- IRS auditing wealthy nonfilers and high-income filers linked to certain entities
- IRS easing some enforcement action during COVID-19 outbreak
- The IRS is aggressively scrutinizing syndicated conservation easements
- IRS releases annual report on FY 2019 criminal investigations
- IRS to settle with some under audit for micro-captive insurance plans
- Attention taxpayers: IRS has six new compliance campaigns
- Austin, Texas, couple receives tax fraud conviction
- Employers: IRS is investing in payroll tax education and enforcement
- Passport restrictions for significant tax debt
- IRS expands due diligence requirements for tax preparers
- IRS keeping employee leasing companies under the magnifying glass
- Deductible business expenses: Save your receipts and be realistic
- IRS newly serious about blocking passport access for high tax debt
- IRS continues to take taxable cryptocurrency transactions seriously
- Coinbase provides IRS with information on 13,000 bitcoin customers
- Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies are squarely in IRS crosshairs
- Despite having its own belt tightened, IRS targets the wealthy in audits
- New FBAR deadline affects foreign account holders
- Lawmakers target small business tax challenges
- IRS releases updated “Taxpayer Bill of Rights”
- A look back at FATCA’s first four years
- Tempted to pay contractors in cash? Consider the serious tax penalties
- Tax professionals report more audits as stricter IRS deadlines approach
- Small businesses targeted by IRS for underreporting cash payments
- Criminal tax investigations increase even as CI unit loses staff
- Don’t wait to file past-due federal income tax returns
- Texas Jury Convicts Woman for $3 Million Tax Fraud
- IRS’ Six-Year Statute of Limitations Before Supreme Court
- Taxpayer Tips for Strategically Communicating With the IRS
- Trustee Goes After Madoff Accountants for $900 Million
- CFOs Beware: Government Tax Monitoring Continues to Increase
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