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Do You Owe the IRS Money? Here’s What to Do

By Tameka E. Lester, Georgia State University / The Conversation

'Phone Scam' Targeting Americans Leads to Arrests in India

By Tekendra Parmar

Stephen Colbert Helps #SaveNelly with Catchy New Song 'Debt In Herre'

By Melissa Locker

Americans Can Now Pay Their Taxes at 7-Eleven

By Daniel White
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How Turbo Tax and H&R Block Are Helping Prevent Identity Theft This Year

TurboTax and H&R Block are taking new steps to keep you safe

By Lisa Eadicicco

Why the Flat Tax Is More Popular Than Ever

The simple levy hasn’t been this talked about since 1996

By Amity Shlaes

The Volkswagen Scandal Might Have Tricked the IRS Out of $50 Million

Some VW drivers received a tax credit for driving environmentally-friendly cars

By Michal Addady / Fortune

U.S. Government Is Calling Bitcoin Anything But a Currency

The CFTC is the latest agency to weigh in

By Chris Matthews / Fortune

The IRS Doesn't Want Your $100 Million Checks

Sorry!

By Tom Huddleston

IRS Says More Taxpayers May Have Been Hacked

The Internal Revenue Service said Monday that a hack of its computer databases was far more extensive than previously believed, with more than 300,000 taxpayer accounts now possibly affected by identify thieves.The IRS said in...

By Sam Frizell

How April 15 Became Tax Day

The April date has been "T-day" for 60 years

By Lily Rothman

Watch John Oliver Get Michael Bolton to Sing an Ode to the IRS

Spare the IRS your ire

By Melissa Locker

These Are the Top Scams of 2014

That call you got probably isn't actually from the IRS

By Martha C. White

These Apps Will Make Filing Your Taxes Way Less Painful

From planning to scanning, there’s an app for every accounting need

By John Patrick Pullen

Why You Won't Be Splurging This April

We're getting responsible about that "free money" from Uncle Sam

By Martha C. White

Here's How Unlikely It Is the IRS Will Actually Audit You

But fines and jail time still await tax frauds

By Victor Luckerson

Is Alliance Defending Freedom the Next Hobby Lobby?

If a church or its religious leader wants to enter the partisan political fray and support a specific candidate, that is one step too far

By Eric H. Yoffie

Former IRS Official Says Politics Didn't Affect Her Work

Lois Lerner spoke out for the first time since a scandal led to outrage from Tea Party groups

By Maya Rhodan

Companies Should Think Twice Before Making Blatant Tax Dodges

Call it inversion reversion. Or, don’t bite the hand that feeds you. After considering a tax-avoidance strategy by which it would buy a United Kingdom based company and move there to lower its tax bill,...

By Bill Saporito

Emails: Lois Lerner Called Republicans 'Crazies'

House Ways and Means Chairman Dave Camp released new emails from former IRS official Lois Lerner as part of investigation examining potential criminal wrongdoing

By Alex Rogers
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