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IRS

An abbreviation for the Internal Revenue Service, a federal agency charged with the responsibility of administering and enforcing internal revenue laws.

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New Legislation: We continue to stress that the IRS needs to communicate early with the taxpayer community, particularly IRPAC, when there are proposed legislative or regulatory changes.

2006 IRPAC Report: the following report was submitted by Paul Heller of the New York chapter, who was nominated by TEI to served on the Internal Revenue Service's information reporting program advisory committee (IRPAC)

The IRS concluded that when the corporation became ineligible, its S status terminated, but the termination was inadvertent.

Current developments: this two-part article discusses recent legislation, cases, rulings, regulations and other developments in the S corporation area. Part I focuses on eligibility, election and termination issues

During its examination of the plan for the 2000 plan year, the IRS discovered the contributions allocated to the accounts of three participants exceeded the maximum limitation.

Get back on track: an IRS program helps correct retirement plan defects so tax benefits are not lost

You have the right to ask and have the IRS consider your Offer in Compromise.

Settle for less with the IRS: uncle Sam offers compromise to cash-strapped taxpayers

An analysis by an attorney with the Liberty Counsel, a Religious Right legal outfit affiliated with Falwell, asserted that the IRS rarely enforces the "no politicking" rule and implied that churches should not worry about that federal regulation.

Busted! Americans United files complaint with IRS against Jerry Falwell ministries for partisan politicking

At trial, the IRS argued (and the district court agreed) that the prescribed period applicable to the delinquent tax return should apply to the refund claim, invalidating the mailbox rule.

Better late than never. (TaxFiling)

A major reason for the audit chasm is the welfare reforms passed by Congress in 1998 that authorize the IRS to closely scrutinize the returns of taxpayers claiming an earned income tax credit.

IRS WANTS Y-O-U MID, LOW-INCOME PAYERS FACE AUDITS

The IRS said, 'We agree with all of that [which the justices said in Trump Village], but we think conventional co-ops are not under Sub T, and are subject to Section 277,' said Miller.

Co-ops seek 277 relief

Conclusion: The IRS concluded that Hospital B did not jeopardize its tax-exempt status in this recruitment effort because objective evidence (the needs assessment) demonstrated a need for pediatricians in the community served by Hospital B, and the incentives paid to the physician recruit were reasonably related to causing the physician to establish and maintain a full-time practice in the community.

IRS proposed "physician recruitment" revenue ruling offers few kernels in search for

A worker or disgruntled former worker submits a Form SS-8 to the IRS requesting clarification of their status as an independent contractor.

When the IRS comes calling

But the arm of the administration in the best position to fight for the IRS collections--the Department of Education--also wanted to hold on to its authority to oversee collections.

Making college possible

Determine the IRS Position: A company's tax staff and advisers should determine exactly the nature of the proposed deficiencies being asserted as well as what facts and legal precedent the agent is relying upon.