Sponsors flee from National Association of Black Accountant recruiting event: report
Accounting firms face a worker shortage and political pressure as sponsors withdrew from the National Association of Black Accountants convention due to the current political climate.
The pope took a vow of poverty. He may still need to file US taxes.
Members of the Order of St. Augustine, which Pope Leo XIV entered as Robert Prevost in his 20s, take the strictest vow of poverty, known as a Solemn Vow.
US economy could still see a 'technical recession': EJ Antoni
Unleash Prosperity senior fellow EJ Antoni analyzes the Republican tax bill and the state of the U.S. economy on 'Varney & Co.'
What else is 'unacceptable and wasteful' at the IRS?
Rep. Scott Perry, R-Pa., weighs in on Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent's vow to end the politicization of IRS audits and the NIH's 'abuse' of beagles on 'The Bottom Line.'
Trump is focused on undoing Biden's regulatory damage, Deputy Treasury Secretary says
Deputy Treasury Secretary Michael Faulkender discusses President Donald Trump's budget bill and deregulatory agenda on 'Making Money.'
2025 tax season: What do returns look like so far this year?
New data from the Internal Revenue Service shows that the average tax refund amount is up over 3% from a year ago, though the number of refunds issued is down by more than 1%.
IRS says tax collection is more efficient this year, and receipts are up more than 5%
The Treasury Department and IRS are working to make the tax collection agency more efficient, which has included a focus on updating outdated IT systems.
About 20K IRS workers are weighing buyout offers
About 20,000 workers at the IRS have expressed interest in buyout offers extended by the Trump administration as part of its plan to shrink the agency.
It's Tax Day: Need to file an extension? Today's the deadline
Tax Day arrives on April 15, and taxpayers have a deadline of midnight to file their return or request an extension from the IRS. But that does not extend tax payment deadlines.
Acting IRS chief to step down after immigration deal with DHS: report
Melanie Krause, the acting commissioner of the IRS, is planning to step down following a data-sharing deal with the Department of Homeland Security, reports say.
Senate DOGE Caucus chair wants improved tech from IRS to help those starting a business
Sen. Joni Ernst, R-Iowa, wants the IRS to improve its technology so business owners can apply for an employer identification number at any time any day of the week.
DOGE says IRS modernization program is $15B over budget and 30 years overdue
A representative for the Department of Government Efficiency said Thursday that the IRS’ modernization program was significantly over budget and behind schedule.
O'Leary believes crypto will be the 12th sector of economy in 'next few years'
O'Leary Ventures Chairman Kevin O'Leary gives his outlook for cryptocurrency under the Trump administration and reacts to a Treasury Department special advisor commenting on the problems within the IRS.
IRS whistleblowers who investigated Hunter Biden promoted at Treasury Department
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent is bringing a pair of IRS whistleblowers who faced retaliation over their work on the Hunter Biden tax case to work at the Treasury Department.
Treasury Secretary addresses recession talk: 'There is no reason we need to have a recession'
U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent discusses the promotions of the Hunter Biden IRS whistleblowers to leadership roles in the department, tariff strategy, recession concerns and more during a 'Mornings with Maria' exclusive.
Time is running out for taxpayers to claim $1B in refunds from 2021
The IRS is warning that $1 billion in unclaimed 2021 tax refunds remain because about 1 million taxpayers haven't filed tax returns for that tax year as an April 15 deadline looms.
Americans' tax refunds larger than last year so far: IRS
The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) released data showing that the average tax refund check sent to taxpayers was larger than last year during the first month of tax filing season.
IRS leak is 'doing' Biden admin's 'job,' Florida senator argues
Sen. Rick Scott, R-Fla., weighs in on a major leak from a former IRS contractor and argues there is a double standard for accountability on 'The Bottom Line.'
Trump admin IRS cuts 'don't add up,' former commissioners write in op-ed
Seven former commissioners of the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) have spoken out against what they call "aggressive" cuts to the agency’s workforce under President Donald Trump.
Elon Musk signals he will audit the Federal Reserve next
'The Big Money Show' panel criticizes Democrats for their 'tone-deaf' response to DOGE's cost-cutting efforts.