Wednesday, February 1, 2012

Irs

  • Who knew? It turns out that any frequent-flier miles you get for opening a bank account are taxable, according to published reports.
  • (Boston Globe)
  • Dozens of suspected identity thieves and others pursuing fraudulent tax refunds have been arrested in a nationwide crackdown aimed at reversing a sharp increase in crimes victimizing honest U.S. taxpayers, the IRS said Tuesday.
  • (USA Today)
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  • (YAHOO!)
  • I was hoping we might see a bill trimming the Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act (FATCA) down to size so I could pun its name, but no such luck.
  • (Forbes)
  • The federal government arrested 58 people over the past week in a national crackdown on identity theft led by the Internal Revenue Service and the Department of Justice, the tax agency said Tuesday.
  • (Wall Street Journal)
  • Federal investigators have descended on and temporarily closed two Arthur Middleton Capital Holdings locations in Jackson and Plain townships.
  • (Canton Repository)
  • Competition for new banking customers, where larger and more enticing rewards are dangled to lure new clients, has added a new player in the rewards game -- the IRS.
  • (Yahoo Finance)
  • Taxation of frequent flyer miles has always been a hut button issue.
  • (Taxation of Miles Revisited: Nothing Has Yet Changed Though It Certainly Could in the Future - USA Today)
  • TAMPA - The Internal Revenue Service has named Tampa one of nine high-risk cities in the country for identity theft and tax fraud. The area is part of a 23-state federal sweep targeting check-cashing operations and other businesses.
  • (MyFox Tampa Bay)

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