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IRS Chief Not Too Worried About Fallout From Loper Bright Ruling
Danny Werfel said he's "fairly optimistic" the Supreme Court ruling won't deter future efforts to provide better taxpayer services.
IRS Releases Initial Guidance on Carbon Sequestration Tax Credit
Notice 2024-60, issued by the IRS on July 24, details how taxpayers can claim the credit for the sequestration of carbon oxide.
Texans Get Tax Relief From the IRS After Hurricane Beryl
Individual and business taxpayers in 67 counties now have until Feb. 3, 2025, to file their returns and make tax payments.
Supreme Court Rules Against Popular Tax Exempt Business Transfers
The decision in Connelly v. United States last month impacts certain types of smaller businesses, in particular closely held companies.
IRS Adds Extra Security Measures to Access FATCA Site
As of July 14, taxpayers must sign in or register with either Login.gov or ID.me to access the FATCA registration system.
IRS Warns on Social Media Tax Credit Scam
The agency has seen an influx of claims for the non-existent "self-employment tax credit," which is being promoted on social media.
IRS Warns Car Dealers and Sellers About Phishing Scams
A recent ransomware attack that impacted car dealerships prompted the IRS to alert vehicle dealers and sellers about these schemes.
IRS Has Raked In More Than $1 Billion in Back Taxes From the Rich
The agency has launched several initiatives targeting wealthy individuals and large companies in an effort to close the tax gap.