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It’s almost been a month since our country’s infamous tax deadline-April 15th. Did you know that our government only has the resources to audit about 1% of U.S. The IRS used to audit by random human pick. However, in the last several years the IRS has turned to computers to run complex algorithms and find [...]

It’s an annual tradition they have had since their inception. Last year the shop gave away over 1 million cones worldwide. To find a local Ben & Jerry’s to get your free cone, click here. Senate candidate Al Franken, dogged by accusations that he failed to file tax returns in California, said Tuesday he will [...]

What are the top reasons for a delay in my tax refund? The IRS has stated that there are a “variety of reasons” that causes a delay in the tax refund especially for a paper filed tax return. A name and social security number listed on the tax return may not match the IRS records. [...]

Paper tax rebate checks now are scheduled to be mailed on May 9, which is a week earlier than expected. About 130 million households are expected to get them — but people must file a tax return for their 2007 income to be eligible for a rebate check. The IRS now says all checks for [...]

Here you can expect to find information usually originating from the IRS which addresses both compliance and dispute matters. The IRS urges taxpayers who need additional time to complete their tax returns to submit their requests for an automatic extension electronically by April 15. E-filing a request for an extension is convenient, safe and secure, [...]

Filers have until 12 midnight tonight to file their federal taxes. This will give you a 6 month extension to file your tax returns until October 15th. Filing an extension does not forgive any taxes you may owe and interest will be due on any amounts not paid by April 15th. If you fail to [...]

Why had this become “news” only recently, with the release of the Clintons’ tax returns? Emmett Tyrrell, Jr.’s most recent book The Clinton Crack-Up, page five, paragraph two, we learn that in Bill Clinton’s “first four years out of the White House, he earned over $43 million after expenses…” The list continues for ten pages. [...]