Bloomberg, IRS Will Wipe Away $1.2 Billion in Late Fees From Pandemic
- Bloomberg, 'Medtronic' Ruling Bolsters Multinational Corporate Tax Options
- Bloomberg, Next, the Supreme Court Decides How to Punish US Expats
- Bloomberg, Offshore Tax Loophole Helps Americans Cheat IRS, Senate Says
- Bloomberg, States to Weigh Entering Charity Info-Sharing Agreement With IRS
- Bloomberg, Student Debt Forgiveness May Be Taxable in More Than a Dozen States
- Bloomberg, Student Loan Forgiveness, U.S. Tax Law Loophole
- Bloomberg, Surprise: Borrowers May Face Up to $1,100 in State Taxes on Forgiven Student Loans
- Leslie Book (Villanova), Republican Scare Tactics About IRS Funding Are Becoming Increasingly Dangerous
- CBS: Rich Americans Hide "Billions" Offshore Thanks to Tax Loophole, Senate Panel Finds
- City Journal, Shh—Let’s Keep That Trump Tax Law
- Congressional Budget Office, Additional Information About Increased Enforcement by the Internal Revenue Service
- Financial Times, Wall Street Hunts for Ways to Skirt Biden’s Share Buyback Tax
- Forbes, Opportunity Zones – What Are They Good For?
- The Hill, The IRS Could be on the Verge of Changing the Way Americans File Their Taxes
- Inequality.org, Biden’s Debt Cancellation Plan Is a Step Forward on the Racial Wealth Divide
- Jacobin, J.D. Vance Is a “Populist” Who Is Profiting From a Tax Loophole for the Ultrarich
- Law360, Corps. Could Rethink Book Profits, Earnings To Dodge AMT
- New York Times, Conspiracy Theories: How More Funding for the I.R.S. Became a Political Firestorm.
- Charles P. Rettig (IRS Commissioner), IRS Sets the Record Straight: We’re Going After Tax Evaders, Not Honest Americans
- Tax Foundation, Inconsistent Tax Treatment of Student Loan Debt Forgiveness Creates Confusion
- Tax Foundation, The Tax Compliance Costs of IRS Regulations
- Tax Foundation, Thirteen States May Tax Student Loan Debt Cancelation
- TaxVox, Who Will Win The Battle Over Framing The Inflation Reduction Act?
- TaxVox, Why Student Debt Forgiveness Won’t Include Higher Tax Bills
- Wall Street Journal, IRS to Start Spending Its $80 Billion Budget by Hiring People to Answer the Phone
- Washington Post, Farewell, Mother. I Am Off to Join the IRS Army!
