The Latest Breaking News from IRS

Federal prosecutors’ investigation into possible crimes involving taxes and gun purchase appears near completion

The Indian Revenue Service (IRS) Association has condemned the killing of an income tax officer by a mob in violence-hit Manipur. The IRS officer’s death followed that of Chonkholen Haokip, a CRPF constable of the force’s elite CoBRA unit who was on leave.

Grover Norquist says his group determined a debt limit bill wouldn’t raise taxes, which helped Speaker Kevin McCarthy secure a narrow win.

Residents impacted by recent severe Florida storms have an extended IRS tax deadline.

A new report details a startling trend: Federal agencies with no obvious law enforcement purview are spending millions each year on guns and ammunition.

Georgia has started sending special 2023 surplus tax refunds to eligible residents.

From The Satanic Temple, Inc. v. Saucon Valley School Dist., decided yesterday by Judge John M. Gallagher (E.D. Pa.): [According to the Complaint,] Plaintiff, The Satanic Temple, Inc. ("TST") "is a non-theistic, religious not-for-profit corporation" that "has been recognized by the IRS as a church… and as a religious corporation."…

Scholarships are generally tax-free if certain IRS and other requirements are met.

Oklahoma taxpayers impacted by severe April storms have an extended tax filing and tax payment deadline.