WASHINGTON (AP) — Newly released emails show a former IRS official at the center of the agency's tea party controversy calling right-wing Republicans "crazies" and more.
A former New York State tax officer is being sentenced to forty-one months in prison after pleading guilty to mail fraud and filing a false tax return.
Five men are facing conspiracy and stolen property charges while one, a former New York City Police officer, is also being charged with stealing information from an FBI database.
The IRS has issued its annual warning about the "Dirty Dozen" schemes out there—ways that certain disreputable folks will try to steal your money or methods people use to hide financial information from the tax agency.
There are still a few weeks left to file your 2012 tax return, but April 15 of this year marks another important deadline for taxpayers: it's your last chance to file for a refund on your 2009 taxes.