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IRS Revenue Agent Charged With Filing False Tax Returns in Massachusetts
Ndeye Amy Thioub, 67, also taught college-level classes on accounting standards and ethics at Salem State University.
Former California Tax Preparer Gets 10 Years For Tax Fraud That Targeted 13 States
Stephen Jake McGonigle, 66, was ordered to pay the $1.2 million in restitution that he took from victims in the scheme.
Tax Law: These TCJA Provisions Will Expire Soon
The nation’s lawmakers may allow these provisions to expire as written into the TCJA, extend them indefinitely, for a period of time or even permanently, or otherwise modify them.
IRS Offers Special Resources Pages in 21 Languages
The agency's multilingual efforts are a part of its Strategic Operating Plan, which has received additional funding since the enactment of the Inflation Reduction Act.
Money Mule Networks Are on IRS Criminal Investigation’s Radar
Money mules are people who, at someone else’s direction, receive and move money obtained from victims of fraud.
Ex-IRS Commissioner Joins Tax Law Firm Chamberlain Hrdlicka
Charles Rettig, who served as IRS chief from 2018 to 2022, has joined the law firm's tax controversy and litigation practice.
Miami Businessman Charged With Hiding Millions in Swiss Bank Accounts, Evading Taxes
Dan Rotta, who is accused of dodging taxes for decades using accounts at UBS and Credit Suisse, was granted a $15 million bond.
IRS Names New Chief of Criminal Investigations
Guy Ficco will oversee a worldwide staff of more than 3,200 Criminal Investigation (CI) employees, including 2,200 special agents who investigate crimes involving tax, money laundering, public corruption, human trafficking, drug trafficking, cybercrime and terrorism-financing.