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Sarasota man convicted in tax scheme

A 71-year-old Sarasota man faces up to 33 years in federal prison after being convicted of federal charges that he peddled a scheme to help people avoid paying taxes.

Richard V. Ellis

IRS Imposes New Fees on Nonprofits

The Internal Revenue Service said new user fees now apply to exemption applications for tax-exempt organizations, ruling requests and other matters for 2010.

Question: Federal Tax sent to wrong address- any insight?

Hey Guys,

I just wanted your opinion. I made a mistake by sending my Federal Tax Return to Harrisburg instead of the usual PA IRS.

What do you think will happen?
Should I call them or do you think they will return my tax forms to my home address?

Answer: They’ll most likely return them to you, and then you can send them to the correct address.

Halle Tecco: Not For-Profit, Not Non-Profit, But Somewhere In Between

B Corp is allowing entrepreneurs like this to transcend the bifurcation of how we used to classify organizations, and find a comfortable structure somewhere in between.

The Au Pairs – Come Again (Urgh! A Music War)

Tri-State Tax & Accounting, Refunds USA welcome new tax team members

Dan Hanson and Kristy Hurley have joined the staffs of Tri-State Tax & Accounting and Refunds USA. Hanson was born and raised in Austin and has lived in Austin for the last 29 years. He has a bachelor of science degree in accounting from St. Cloud State University.

LONE LANTERN TAX DAY DISTRIBUTION APRIL 15TH 2008

IRS to turn up heat on false tax preparation

With more than 87 million Americans relying on paid income tax preparers, the Internal Revenue Service yesterday launched a multipronged assault to crack down on false or fraudulent tax preparation.

CNN: Salon’s Joe Conason – Conservative filmmakers’ ACORN video is “propaganda” not “journalism”