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Families who have been paying a babysitter or nanny over the summer to provide childcare may be able to cut back now that school is in session, but that doesn’t mean they can avoid the so-called “nanny tax.” Read More.

The Internal Revenue Service’s priorities when deciding which tax debt cases to pursue in person through its field collection agents are not altogether clear to its own employees, according to a new report. Read More.

The Treasury Department sought Thursday to limit the benefits that U.S. companies can claim when they pay taxes overseas, an effort to cushion the blow from Europe’s demand that Apple pony up $14.5 billion in unpaid taxes. Read More.

House Republicans reached an agreement late Wednesday to avoid a potentially divisive floor vote on impeaching IRS Commissioner John Koskinen. Read More.

The Internal Revenue Service needs to do a better job of keeping track of the laptop computers issued to contractors, according to a new report. Read More.

It’s better to owe taxes in April than to get a refund, and for the 2017 tax filing season, it’s especially important. Read More.

The Internal Revenue Service is warning tax professionals that identity thieves are trying to remotely take control over their computers to file fraudulent tax returns using the names and IDs of their clients. Read More.

Speaker Paul Ryan said Wednesday the House will vote on whether to impeach Internal Revenue Service Commissioner John Koskinen, and he indicated members won’t be pressured to vote one way or the other. Read More.

U.S. House conservatives are set to re-launch next month their effort to impeach Internal Revenue Service Commissioner John Koskinen, with or without Speaker Paul Ryan’s go-ahead. Read More.

Last year, Canadian families spent more than 42% of their income on taxes and 38% on food, shelter and clothing combined. Read More.

We’ve come a long way in this country from a society that created an outright rebellion over a tiny sales tax on a pound of tea. Read More.

President Obama’s IRS was used against his opponents to help him win re-election. Read More.

American Olympians are subject to a so-called “victory tax” Read More.

Seeking to paint rival Donald Trump as an ally of Wall Street and Democrats as champions for the middle class, Hillary Clinton on Wednesday touted an economic plan that relies heavily on tax increases for major U.S. companies, Wall Street firms and rich Americans. Read More.

Will justice finally be done? Read More.