Posts Tagged ‘Tax Resolution Specialist’

As Tax Day comes, IRS Searches Far and High

Tuesday, March 18th, 2008

The IRS is becoming more and more aggressive with tax cheats. The agency will hunt you down, even in … Liechtenstein
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It’s March, and Tax Day nears.
It’s also time to heed some warnings: The Internal Revenue Service is searching far and high for tax cheats.
Literally far and high.
The U.S. government recently announced it was taking action against more than 100 U.S. taxpayers who used bank accounts in Liechtenstein to evade taxes
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2007 Audits, Enforcement Revenue Up for IRS

Saturday, February 2nd, 2008

The IRS’s years-long trend of getting more and more aggressive with taxpayers continued in FY 2007. Tax enforcement revenue reached $59.2 billion.
The numbers are in, taxpayers.
For those who questioned whether the IRS could continue its years-long trend of increasing audits with more vigilant enforcement, the numbers released for fiscal year 2007 show the tax-collecting means business.
During 2007, the IRS audited 84 percent more returns of individuals with incomes of $1
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