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Electronic filing of federal income tax forms is free for all taxpayers this year, regardless of income, the Internal Revenue Service said Wednesday. People who can do their own returns and don’t need special computer software can file free online beginning Friday at the Web site www.IRS.gov . Doing so will save the price of a stamp and the time it takes to process ...
The Internal Revenue Service is looking for nearly 3,600 Illinoisans -- but not for the reasons they probably think. The IRS owes those folks money, on average more than $1,000 apiece. Sue Hales is spokeswoman for the IRS in Illinois. She says the postal service has returned almost 3,600 refund checks to the agency as undeliverable. Those undelivered checks are worth more than $3.6 million ...
Are you missing your tax refund? According to the IRS, 20 taxpayers in the area are missing out on their refund due to mailing address errors.
The Internal Revenue Service is looking for Massachusetts or former Andover taxpayers who are missing more than 1,800 refund checks totaling more than $2.3 million, including six Andover taxpayers. The checks were returned to the IRS by the Postal Service due to mailing address errors.
A 15-month discussion between the Plymouth County Treasurer’s office and the Internal Revenue Service ended last week with the county receiving refund checks totaling nearly $165,000 and waivers of pending penalties totaling more than $110,000.
PHILADELPHIA -- The Internal Revenue Service is looking for 97 Atlantic County taxpayers, 40 Cape May County taxpayers, and 61 Cumberland County taxpayers, who can claim their share of undelivered refund checks totaling about $211,400. These undelivered refund checks were returned to the IRS by the U.S. Postal Service due to mailing address errors.
Taxpayers can estimate their 2009 tax return by using the free tax calculator. Answer simple questions about income and watch the tax refund grow. (PRWeb Dec 7, 2009) Read the full story at http://www.prweb.com/releases/2009/taxcalculator/prweb2377484.htm
CAMDEN -- A Vineland tax preparer was sentenced Friday to a year in federal prison for scamming the Internal Revenue Service out of more than $100,000 by preparing dozens of fraudulent tax returns on behalf of clients.
The Internal Revenue Service is looking for nearly 3,600 Illinoisans _ but not for the reasons they probably think. The IRS owes them money. Sue Hales, a spokeswoman for the IRS in Illinois, says the postal service has returned almost 3,600 tax refund checks... Internal Revenue Service - Tax refund - Illinois - United States - Tax
A Roswell insurance agent accused of filing bogus financial documents to the Internal Revenue Service has pleaded guilty in a federal tax investigation.
People often hide from the Internal Revenue Service. They don’t want to give their hard-earned money to Uncle Sam when Uncle Sam reaches for it. Sometimes they give what they can and defer payments. Sometimes they hide what they have and illegally pay less than they honestly owe.
BOSTON - The Internal Revenue Service is looking for Massachusetts taxpayers who are missing more than 1,800 refund checks and#8212; totaling more than $2.3 million and#8212; which were returned to the IRS because of mailing address errors.
The Internal Revenue Service is looking for nearly 3,600 Illinoisans — but not for the reasons they probably think. The IRS owes them money. Sue Hales, a spokeswoman for the IRS in Illinois, says the postal service has returned almost 3,600 tax refund checks to the agency as undeliverable.
A Siberian scammer is sentenced to prison in San Diego after it's discovered he siphoned $100K in refunds to his own bank accounts.
Although it may not be for everyone -- especially this year -- a donation to charity is one way to shave your income tax bill. But you'll want to keep in mind rules about documentation and the limits of deductions available, said Mark Scott, estate and trust tax manager at Kaufman Rossin & Co. in Miami.
OXFORD - Arlene Flynn received a pleasant surprise earlier this year, when the Internal Revenue Service sent her a letter informing her that a tax refund check was waiting for her.
