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Thought you'd receive a tax refund, but it never arrived? It may have been submitted for tax refund offset by an agency of the federal or state government.
Scammers use taxpayers’ fear of the IRS to ply their scams. They try to trick you into divulging your SSN, DOB, and other personal data to scam the IRS.
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IRS Commissioner Rettig says the US may be losing up to $1 trillion/year in evaded taxes. He listed many tax evasion techniques they had not been aware of.
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Generally speaking, tax return mistakes are more common than you probably realize. Taxes have grown complicated and COVID tax relief has made many changes.
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An employer would typically be penalized for failing to deposit federal employment tax. Examples include deposits of withheld income taxes and FICA taxes.
What do you do if you end up owing money on your taxes? The IRS encourages you to pay the full amount by imposin penalties and interest on late payments.
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