The first Economic Impact Payments have been issued by the IRS. Deposits have been made into taxpayer's bank accounts.

IRS.gov feature helps people who normally don’t file get payments; second tool next week provides taxpayers with payment delivery date and provide direct deposit information.

The IRS was busy yesterday, sending out multiple notices and announcements regarding additional changes to tax filing due dates (this is an update to Tax Tidbits where we had listed the tax due dat

Erin M. Collins will start her term as the National Taxpayer Advocate (NTA) on Monday, March 30, and lead the Taxpayer Advocate Service.

With all of the changes resulting from the coronavirus it is easy to get lost in the fact that we are still trying to squeeze in tax returns with all of the challenges of working from home (WFH), c

To help taxpayers and the tax professional community during this COVID-19 period, effective immediately, the IRS will begin temporarily accepting images of signatures (scanned or photographed) and

The IRS Commissioner, Charles Rettig, recently contacted tax professional groups with an appeal for help from the nation’s tax professionals.

From the editor: And the week would not be complete without the usual warning from the IRS regarding scams trying to get taxpayer bank information under the ruse o

While all the chatter is about the stimulus payments and the loan programs available for the small business owner there were also many tax provisions that were included in the CARES Act: