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Republicans Quietly Axed IRS Funding While No One Was LookingAmid the chaos of the shutdown fight, Republicans snuck in a passage to gut funding for the IRS. And Democrats didn’t catch ...
Republican lawmakers have now clawed back half the investment the Biden administration made in the tax agency.
Extra money for tax compliance, with a goal of carrying out more audits of high-earning households and big businesses, has been the subject of a back-and-forth among lawmakers since 2022, when the IRS ...
For a brief moment, the IRS had the full breadth of resources it needed to investigate wealthy tax cheats, courtesy of President Joe Biden’s Inflation Reduction Act. Now, most of this funding, ...
When the IRS starts asking for money, many Americans get nervous. This time, though, the Internal Revenue Service isn’t ...
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Illinois lawmakers consider pension changes as new session approachesChanges that would make Illinois pension systems compliant with Social Security by improving benefits for government employees hired since 2011 could be on the table when lawmakers return to ...
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Dem Congresswoman Retires With Message to All Old People in OfficeThe longtime congressman fired shots at President Joe Biden, President-elect Donald Trump, and everyone in between in an exit ...
No one loves the Internal Revenue Service, but we need the much-maligned agency having enough resources to make sure that everyone pays their fair share of taxes to support Uncle ...
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