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IRS decides people who got money from Norfolk Southern after Ohio derailment won't be taxed on it
WBNS-10TV Columbus· 1 hour agoU.S. Sen. Sherrod Brown said it shouldn't have taken the IRS this long to realize the derailment was...
People who got Norfolk Southern relief money after Ohio train derailment won’t be taxed on it, IRS...
Market Watch· 1 hour agoThe people receiving money to relocate, repair homes and pay medical bills after the February 2023...
No, stimulus checks are not coming from the IRS or California in 2024. Don't fall for false rumors
Fast Company Magazine· 1 day agoEvery few months since the last stimulus checks were distributed by the IRS, online rumors have...
Foreclosure of Kim Zolciak and Kroy Biermann’s Mansion Gets Delayed
Collider· 4 hours agoZolciak and Biermann have been in hot water from the IRS and as of the fall of 2023, the bank who...
Michigan Man Gets Prison Time for Pot Dispensary Tax Evasion
Bloomberg Law· 2 hours agoA Bloomfield Hills, Mich., businessman was sentenced to 24 months in prison for evading his income taxes, failing to file an income tax return, and obstructing an IRS audit, the agency announced Wednesday.
SC folks who do these summer activities could get tax breaks in 2025, IRS says. What to know
The State via Yahoo Finance· 6 days agoPart-time and seasonal workers should visit IRS.gov to learn more about who should file tax returns....
“It’s about time” – Brown announces tax exemptions for East Palestine residents
WTRF Wheeling· 1 hour agoEAST PALESTINE, Ohio (WTRF) – Ohio Senator Sherrod Brown announced on Wednesday that all affected...
FTX reaches $200M settlement with IRS on tax bill
The Cointelegraph· 1 day agoBankrupt crypto exchange FTX reached a tentative agreement with its largest creditor, the United States Internal Revenue Service (IRS). According to a June 3 filing, the exchange ...
IRS Can Deny Charitable Tax Deductions When You Get Something Back
Forbes· 3 days agoDonations to charity are supposed to be motivated by generosity, not to benefit in a business deal in which you get something in return. How does the IRS