Monsieur Obama's Tax Rates
July 1, 2008
WSJ.com: Markets
His French-style policies could turn Americans into the world's foremost fiscal prisoners.
His French-style policies could turn Americans into the world's foremost fiscal prisoners.
U.S. authorities asked a federal court to force the Swiss bank to turn over the names of wealthy American clients suspected of evading taxes through secret offshore accounts.
A federal judge on Tuesday cleared the way for prosecutors to force the Swiss bank UBS to turn over the names of clients as part of an investigation of its offshore private banking practices.
So far about 37 percent, or 10,000, retirees and disabled veterans in Alaska have not filed for their federal rebate. The rebate would allow a payout of $600 for individuals and $1,200 for married couples.
Modernized e-File System improvements will provide intended benefits to the IRS and taxpayers (PDF; 880 KB) Source: U.S. Treasury Inspector General for Tax Administration The Modernized e-File system has been successful in processing electronically filed tax returns for corporations, partnerships, and exempt organizations.
The US tax service is to solicit the help of top accounting firms in finding foreign banks that fail to identify US clients with investments or income in offshore accounts
IRS Seeking Applications for New VITA Grant
The State Duma approved tax cuts for oil producers to encourage exploration and development in a crucial second reading Wednesday.
Last month I blogged the Tax Time Bomb for Faculty Paid Over 12 Months, which explains how § 409A might adversely affect faculty on 10-month contracts who elect to be paid over a 12-month period. The IRS has issued Notice.
Gov. Rendell today is expected to sign a bill streamlining the state's local tax collection system.
Prosecutors have announced new charges against Mikhail B. Khodorkovsky, former chairman of Yukos Oil, which was once Russia’s largest private company.
Hey, don’t look at me - Vivian’s the one who proposed it.
A federal judge on Tuesday cleared the way for prosecutors to force the Swiss bank UBS to turn over the names of clients as part of an investigation of its offshore private banking practices.
This weekend, I posted about the absurdity of naming Rep. Don Young a "Taxpayer Hero". To their credit, Americans For Tax Reform showed up in the comment section to argue their case. I disagree with them, but it's admirable that they are willing to engage in the discussion publicly.
In the wake of the guilty plea by UBS Banker Bradley Birkenfeld, the IRS has issued a summons for UBS...
Anthony M. Tesvich, of Atlanta, Georgia, pled guilty to one count of conspiracy to commit wire fraud and three counts of tax evasion, arising out of a scheme to defraud Home Depot, his former employer.
IRS spells troubleFinancial Times, UK - 2 hours ago... tales in the Wall Street Journal of one Swiss private banker allegedly smuggling diamonds into the US in a toothpaste tube on behalf of a rich client.
The United States Internal Revenue Service is calling on the world's biggest accounting firms to strengthen its campaign against tax dodgers, two days after securing the backing of a federal court to track down UBS customers suspected of evading US taxes using Swiss accounts.
China's State Administration of Taxation is investigating the stub invoices of value-added tax paid by the three major home appliance retailers Gome, Suning and Dazhong, which are suspected of reporting decreased revenue to evade taxes.
Some business owners will have one less month to file their federal tax returns under a new rule implemented by the Internal Revenue Service.
Gov. John Hoeven wants to dump a state income tax credit for North Dakota property tax payers in favor of his $300 million plan to finance property tax cuts and increase aid to schools, Lt. Gov. Jack Dalrymple sid.
Gov. John Hoeven wants to dump a state income tax credit for North Dakota property tax payers in favor of his $300 million plan to finance property tax cuts and increase aid to schools, Lt.
National attacked the Government yesterday over increased road-user charges and a law passed last night allowing regional fuel taxes to fund large capital projects - but won't say it would undo them. "How on earth can you justify.