IRS Cracks Down on Wealthy Tax Dodgers: Over 125,000 Cases Since 2017
The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) has announced a significant crackdown on high-income earners who have neglected to file their federal income tax returns. This initiative aims to address over 125,000 instances of non-compliance identified since 2017. The IRS’s efforts underscore the agency’s commitment to ensuring tax compliance and fairness, especially among those with substantial incomes. […]
IRS Announces Important Changes Impacting Tax Filings
The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) is embarking on a significant recruitment drive, aiming to onboard thousands of new auditors. This move is strategically designed to clamp down on tax evasion among the affluent. However, the implications of this initiative extend beyond the wealthy, encompassing small businesses and individual taxpayers as well. It’s imperative for all […]
The Double-Edged Sword of Residing in States with No Income Tax
As taxpayers across the country navigate the complexities of their annual tax obligations, a growing number of Americans are exploring ways to reduce their financial burden. Specifically, many are considering relocation to states with no income tax to preserve more of their hard-earned money. This emerging trend has significant implications, both financially and demographically, as […]
Ex-IRS Employee Sentenced to 5 Years for Disclosing Trump’s Tax Returns
Charles Littlejohn, a 38-year-old former IRS consultant, received a five-year prison sentence for unlawfully disclosing the tax returns of former President Donald Trump and thousands of other wealthy individuals to the media. This harsh sentencing by Judge Ana Reyes, a Biden appointee, reflects the gravity of what she termed “egregious” actions, which she equated to […]
2024 Tax Reform: Expanding Child Tax Credit and Business Benefits
In a significant bipartisan move, lawmakers announced a proposal on Tuesday that seeks to expand the child tax credit and extend crucial business tax deductions. The urgent goal is to secure Congressional approval before the commencement of the tax season on January 29. This collaborative effort, led by Sen. Ron Wyden (D., Ore.) and Rep. […]