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Category Archives: IRS
Once Again, Registration of a Tax Preparer Doesn’t Stop Him from Bad Behavior
With tonight’s season premier of Breaking Bad, it feels apropos to note a tax “professional” who is accused of bad behavior. The US Department of Justice filed suit against Michael Turner of San Diego. Mr. Turner is alleged to have, … Continue reading
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Tagged BozoTaxPreparer, PreparerRegistration, UnenrolledPreparers
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IRS Postpones August 30th Furlough Day
The IRS will be open for business on Friday, August 30th (the Friday before the Labor Day weekend). The IRS postponed the scheduled furlough day, noting: “We have made substantial progress in cutting costs. … Our progress is such that … Continue reading
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IRS Delays Disclosure Authorization Retirement for Three Weeks
Good news for tax professionals. When I went to IRS e-services this morning, I was greeted by this message: DA and EAR Retirement delayed by three weeks The planned retirement of Disclosure Authorization and Electronic Account Resolution on August 11, … Continue reading
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Tagged IRS.eServices
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IRS Scandal Continues to Percolate
Some news this week on the IRS Scandal: Darrell Issa has expanded the probe of the IRS scandal to the Federal Elections Commission. As CNN’s Jake Tapper stated, “If you thought the IRS targeting–scandal, controversy, whatever you want to call … Continue reading
While I Was Out…
Ten days off in a row should have been enough…but it wasn’t. In any case, here are some of the posts that the tax blogosphere had that might be of interest: Jason Dinesen asked, “What’s the upside of preparer regulation … Continue reading
Vacation
It’s time for my annual vacation. If something earth-shattering in the tax world happens while I’m relaxing, I’ll take time out to post on it. Otherwise, enjoy the fine bloggers listed in the blogroll on the right. For the latest … Continue reading
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IRS Scandal Update: Christine O’Donnell & IRS General Counsel
Two pieces of news on the IRS scandal this week. First, TIGTA announced that four politicians’ tax returns were improperly accessed though only one of these was done deliberately. That case was referred to the US Department of Justice for … Continue reading
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Tagged IRS.Scandal
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“An Excercise in Bureaucratic Futility”
Earlier this week I mentioned to you the ridiculous Patient Centered Outcomes Trust Fund Fee that HRAs must pay. I called it the most ridiculous tax ever. Jason Dinesen posts a real example of what he went through for one … Continue reading
Self-Proclaimed First Lady of Tax Fraud Gets 21 Years at ClubFed
Let me give some helpful hints to anyone who is thinking of engaging in a life of crime. First, don’t brag about it to others. Live your life in a nice peaceful way and blend in. Second, if you do … Continue reading
The IRS Is Not Taking July 22nd Off
Earlier this year, the IRS announced they would be taking five furlough days due the sequester. The next of these furlough days was supposed to be Monday, July 22nd. The IRS announced today that the July 22nd furlough will not … Continue reading