Why the IRS Has Less Might to Fight Financial Crime
Budget pressures at the Internal Revenue Service's Criminal Investigation Division are cutting the number of investigators there to the lowest level in four decades, and officials say the changes are forcing the division to scale back its fight of …
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Does The IRS Have The Power To Correct Tax Law Typos?
Thus, they argue that the IRS has the power to correct the statutory drafting error by regulation. Others contend that the statute, strange though it may seem, accurately reflects a very real and intentional Congressional purpose; encouraging the …
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Taxing Our Patience: Is The IRS Finally Ready To Stop Church Politicking?
The IRS hasn't exactly been aggressive in enforcing this law when it comes to houses of worship. The situation got worse in 2009 when an evangelical church in Minnesota that was being investigated for politicking sued the IRS to block the tax agency's …
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