Tag: taxpayers
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IRS reminds taxpayers Direct Pay offers free, secure way to pay taxes
The IRS says Direct Pay lets taxpayers pay federal taxes free from a bank account, with no sign-in or registration, and supports same-day or scheduled payments up to 365 days ahead.
Politics and GovernmentBusinessScience & TechnologyFederal GovernmentBankingComputers and InternetEconomy IRSDirect PayTaxesFrank J. BisignanoElectronic Federal Tax Payment SystemTaxpayersOnline payments
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FinCEN Identifies $17.5 Billion in Suspicious Health Care Fraud Activity
FinCEN's new analysis reveals $17.5 billion in suspicious financial activity linked to health care fraud, highlighting efforts to protect taxpayers and federal programs under the Trump Administration.
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IRS Promotes Expanded Online Tools for Efficient Tax Management
The IRS encourages taxpayers, businesses, and tax professionals to use its growing suite of secure online tools on IRS.gov for efficient tax management, including accessing records, checking refunds, making payments, and managing authorizations, as part of its digital-first strategy.
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IRS Expands Online Services for Taxpayers, Businesses, and Professionals
The IRS is urging individuals, businesses, and tax professionals to use its growing suite of secure online tools on IRS.gov for managing tax tasks, checking refunds, making payments, and accessing records conveniently and efficiently.
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IRS Introduces Digitally Authenticated Tax Compliance Report
The IRS has launched a new digitally authenticated Tax Compliance Report, available through Individual Online Accounts. This secure report simplifies sharing tax compliance information for jobs, loans, and benefits, featuring a digital certificate for authenticity and privacy protection.
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FinCEN Renews Minnesota Fraud Targeting Order to Combat Billions in Diverted Funds
FinCEN has renewed its Geographic Targeting Order in Minnesota to combat extensive fraud schemes. This measure aims to protect taxpayers by identifying and recovering billions in state and federal funds fraudulently diverted, including money laundered overseas.
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DHS Rescinds Biden-Era Public Charge Rule, Broadening Scrutiny for Immigrants
DHS rescinds a Biden-era public charge rule, empowering USCIS officers to broadly assess an immigrant's financial self-reliance. This aims to protect taxpayers from subsidizing those dependent on public benefits, taking effect September 18, 2026.
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IRS Introduces Automatic Penalty Relief for Compliant Taxpayers
The IRS is launching Automatic Exemption from Penalty (AEP) in summer 2026, simplifying relief for taxpayers with a history of timely filing and payment. This new process replaces First Time Abate, automatically waiving certain penalties for eligible individuals.
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IRS Simplifies Penalty Relief with New Automatic Exemption Program
The IRS introduces Automatic Exemption from Penalty (AEP) in summer 2026, replacing First Time Abate. This new process automatically waives certain penalties for taxpayers with a history of timely compliance, simplifying tax administration and reducing burden.
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California Governor's Office Criticizes Trump's "Legacy of Waste and Chaos" on 80th Birthday
On Donald Trump's 80th birthday, California's Governor's Office released a scathing critique, alleging a legacy of self-serving actions, financial waste, and policy chaos that has burdened American taxpayers and communities.
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IRS Free File Still Available for Late Tax Filers
Taxpayers who missed the deadline can still file their 2025 federal tax return for free using IRS Free File. The service, available until October 15, helps eligible individuals claim credits and refunds securely.
Politics and GovernmentBusinessScience & TechnologyFederal GovernmentEconomyComputers and InternetEducation IRSTaxpayersFree FileTax ReturnFederal TaxFrank J. BisignanoOctober 15
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Trump's Illegal National Guard Deployment in Los Angeles Cost Taxpayers Over $111 Million
Trump's illegal federalization of California's National Guard in Los Angeles cost taxpayers over $111 million, diverting troops from vital wildfire and counterdrug operations, Governor Newsom announced, with final costs still pending.
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