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IRS allowing taxpayers to opt out of facial recognition technology
04:21pm, Monday, 21'st Feb 2022 The Hill
The IRS announced Monday that it will allow taxpayers to opt out of using facial recognition technology for identity verification.Those trying to access their online accounts can instead verify their identity through a live, virtual interview
FIR against Sameer Wankhede for giving false information to obtain bar licence
08:08am, Sunday, 20'th Feb 2022 The Indian Express
Mumbai news: NCP minister Nawab Malik had earlier claimed that the IRS officer was only 17 years old when he received liquor licence for the bar he owns in Navi Mumbai.
Case Against Ex-Drugs Officer Sameer Wankhede Over Illegal Bar License
03:43am, Sunday, 20'th Feb 2022 NDTV
An FIR was filed against IRS officer and former zonal director of Mumbai NCB Sameer Wankhede for forgery in Mumbai''s Thane for allegedly obtaining a license for a hotel by willful misrepresentation of
FIR registered against NCB official Sameer Wankhede
03:16am, Sunday, 20'th Feb 2022 The Siasat Daily
Mumbai: An FIR was filed against IRS officer and former zonal director of Mumbai NCB Sameer Wankhede for forgery in Mumbais Thane for allegedly obtaining a license for a hotel by willful misrepresentation of his age, said the Kopri police on Sunday. The FIR was filed on Saturday night on the complaint of State Excise Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
Backlog of returns forces IRS to scrap planned closure of processing center
08:37pm, Friday, 18'th Feb 2022 Business Report
The Internal Revenue Service on Thursday scrapped plans to close one of its three remaining tax processing centers amid a backlash over an unprecedented accumulation of unprocessed tax returns that threatens to derail the 2022 tax filing season. According to The Washington Post, IRS leaders announced plans in 2016 to close the Austin facility—where paper […]
Your unpaid taxes still accrue interest even though IRS suspends collection notices. Here are some payment options to consider
06:18pm, Friday, 18'th Feb 2022 CNBC
The IRS temporarily stopped over a dozen automated tax notices. However, your unpaid balance may still accrue interest. Here are your payment options.
Ex-Canal Fulton assistant fire chief resigns, gets $12,500 settlement
02:44pm, Friday, 18'th Feb 2022 InsuranceNewsNet
KEY ACTION: Received the formal resignation from former Assistant Fire Chief Ray Green. Heard that the city may be fined $5,000 by the IRS for failing to file a health care form in 2018. Rouse plans to ask the IRS for leniency in an attempt to reduce or eliminate the fine. The post Ex-Canal Fulton assistant fire chief resigns, gets $12,500 settlement appeared first on InsuranceNewsNet .
Why you should want the IRS to use facial recognition technology
11:00am, Friday, 18'th Feb 2022 The Washington Post
Opposition to IRS face recognition is a mistake
Gombe goes after tax defaulters as IGR hits N10b
03:16am, Friday, 18'th Feb 2022 The Guardian Nigeria
Chairman of Gombe State Internally Revenue Service (IRS), Abubakar Tata, has decried the attitude of some corporate organisations in the state to tax payment, warning that henceforth, only immediate compliance will shake him off their trail. The post Gombe goes after tax defaulters as IGR hits N10b appeared first on The Guardian Nigeria News - Nigeria and World News .
The IRS is tapping a second ‘surge’ team as backlog now lumps in 2022 tax returns
10:55pm, Thursday, 17'th Feb 2022 MarketWatch
Now the IRS is calling in even more reinforcements as the pending paperwork begins including returns filed this year.
IRS to stand up second ''surge team'' to address massive tax filing backlog, per Taxpayer Advocate
09:42pm, Thursday, 17'th Feb 2022 CNN
The Internal Revenue Service will stand up a second "surge team" to address its massive backlog of tax returns and correspondence, according to the National Taxpayer Advocate, who heads an independent watchdog organization within the IRS.
Democrats press IRS to address backlogs, improve customer service during filing season
09:05pm, Thursday, 17'th Feb 2022 The Hill
Democratic lawmakers are pressing the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) to address a backlog of tax returns and improve customer service as the U.S. makes its way through filing season.A group of more tha…
1031s: Minimizing Your Investment Property Tax Burden
09:30am, Thursday, 17'th Feb 2022 Kiplinger
Investment properties are almost a two-in-one return opportunity. Not only can you generate rental income regularly, but the property will often gain value over time and bring you even more returns on the back end. But as with most things in life, that opportunity can be a double-edged sword when it comes time to sell. Not only will you need to pay capital gains taxes on that increased value, but if you used depreciation to reduce your tax payments while you owned the property, the IRS would recapture some of that depreciation as well. SEE MORE A Wave of Bankruptcies and Foreclosures Appears to be Building The double-hit of capital gains taxes and depreciation recapture can throw up roadblocks if you’re selling the property to buy a different investment property. The money you have to pay in taxes is money you can’t use to buy a new property, and that lowers your investment budget. But there’s sometimes a way around that, and it’s called a 1031 exchange . The basic concept is that if you sell one investment property to use the money to buy another investment property, you can roll your capital gains into the new property and not pay them when you sell the old one.
Here''s how much Americans have gotten back on average from this year''s IRS tax refunds
07:50pm, Wednesday, 16'th Feb 2022 BGR
The 2022 tax filing season has been underway for almost a month now. And IRS tax refunds have started to go out the door, despite a backlog.
US Crypto Tax Year 2022: Inflation-Based Changes to Know
04:55pm, Wednesday, 16'th Feb 2022 CoinDesk
To offset the impact of rising inflation, the IRS has revised a number of tax provisions to let people keep more of their money in their wallets for the 2022 tax year.
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