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More about IRS >>The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) is the U.S. government agency responsible for collecting taxes and enforcing tax laws. It administers the Internal Revenue Code, provides tax education, and processes tax returns for individuals and businesses.
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IRS says it needs top performers, even if they don’t all get the performance ratings they deserve - GovExec.com
27-10-2026
IRS facing new lawsuit over return-to-office policy - Federal News Network
31-10-2026
Treasury, IRS use of third-party ID verification under fire from top Senate Finance, Banking Dems - FedScoop
29-10-2026
Administration delays release of IRS data showing impact of GOP tax cuts - Politico
14-10-2026
Whistle-Blower Says I.R.S. Leaked His Tax Records in Retaliation - The New York Times
09-10-2026
IRS and Social Security promote Trump accounts with election a week away - The Washington Post
28-10-2026
The $19,000 IRS Rule Parents Overlook When Gifting a House Down Payment - Kiplinger
29-10-2026
50,000 Americans are receiving $5,000 payments, IRS says: Do you qualify? - AL.com
26-10-2026
The IRS is giving refunds, potentially worth thousands, to over 50K families after a tax credit change — do you qualify? - Yahoo Finance
27-10-2026
IRS CEO Bisignano donates to Trump Accounts in his childhood Brooklyn ZIP code - CNBC
29-10-2026
IRS Accused of Violating Arbitration Ruling by Refusing Telework - Bloomberg Law News
29-10-2026
Missouri marijuana businesses await IRS rules on promised federal tax relief - Missouri Independent
29-10-2026
IRS collected its highest tax revenue in history, agency says - KTVB
30-10-2026
IRS extends tax deadlines for Harris, Fort Bend and 60 other Texas counties. Here’s who qualifies - Click2Houston
28-10-2026
4 defendants plead not guilty in IRS fraud case - fox10tv.com
30-10-2026
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