Tax News Archive Federal Income Taxes:   IRS Sending Rebate Information Packets to SS, VA Beneficiaries   High Corporate Tax Rate Impairs U.S. Competitiveness   You Must File 2007 Tax Return To Receive Stimulus Rebate in 2008   IRS Advises Taxpayers To Be Careful When Selecting a Tax Preparer   Ireland's Low Corporate Tax Rate Fuels Interest in U.S.   Economic Stimulus Package Clears Congress   Survey Finds Most Consumers Would Not Spend Tax Rebate   Economic Stimulus Plan: How Might It Work?   Federal Transportation Panel Recommends Higher Excise Taxes on Gasoline   National Economic Stimulus Legislation Agreement Announced   1040 Packages Missing Some Forms Because of AMT Patch   Tax Watchdog Finds No Problems with IRS Fees Paid to Private Collection Agencies   Email Refund Scams Resurface as Filing Season Starts   Tax Round-Up: A Look Ahead to Changes in 2008   Congress Agrees To AMT Tax Relief at Last-Minute, Before Its Recess   New Mortgage Debt Relief Plan Becomes Law   House Lawmakers Mull Ways to Tax Rising E-Commerce   Clean Patch for AMT Clears Senate   No Changes Anticipated in Tax Extenders Package   Delayed Start to 2008 Filing Season Could Mean Numerous Problems for IRS, Taxpayers   "Crisis Looming" for Small Tax Exempts: IRS Taxpayer Advocate   House Approves One-Year AMT Patch Legislation   Income Tax Refunds Delayed Due To Congress' Inaction over AMT Patch   Is It a Business or a Hobby? Feds Consider Changing Tax Law   Congress Begins Work on Temporary AMT Patch, Extenders Bill   Internet Access Tax Ban Extended by Feds   Collection Agencies Recover $24 Million in First Year of IRS Privatization Initiative   2008 Tax Brackets Projected   Inability To Match Information to Tax Returns Could Be Costing IRS Millions   Feds Move To Address Mortgage Market Worries   Congress To Consider Eliminating Mortgage Interest Deduction on Larger Homes   Congress Probes Fee Structures of 401(k) Retirement Plans   Feds Unveil Comprehensive Plan to Close $300 Billion Tax Gap; More Audits for Small Business Owners   Sales Tax Holidays Offer Consumer Savings, Business Opportunities   IRS Encourages Taxpayers to Safeguard Records from Hurricane Damage   Senate Finance Panel Hears Solutions for AMT Problem   IRS Warns Taxpayers of New E-Mail Scams   New Tax Laws Provide More Pain than Pleasure   Tax Extensions Still Allow for Retirement Planning Opportunities   Social Security Still Going for Broke   Are Small Businesses a 'Tax Gap' Target   Prepare Now for Next Year's Tax Season   Tax Deadline Nears, But Extensions Are Easily Available   Last-Minute Tax Filing Tips   Save Money, Cut Taxes with an IRA Before Tax Day   Over $2 Billion in Unclaimed Refunds From 2003 Faces Looming Deadline   IRS Cautions Taxpayers About Tax Scams   Giving Through IRA Distributions Benefits Taxpayers, Charities   IRS Continues Work on Reducing Tax Gap   Taxpayers Making Costly Mistakes When Claiming Federal Telephone Excise Tax Refund   Income Tax Filing Deadline Changed by IRS   IRS Touts Program for Free Filing of Tax Returns   IRS Begins Tax Season With Important Issues Unresolved   IRS Officials Highlight Tax Return Changes for Individuals   Final Tax Package Extended; Congress Adjourns   New Pension Law Allows Tax Return-Funded IRAs   Gov't Can't Audit Its Way Out of Tax Gap: IRS Official   Standard Mileage Rate Unveiled for 2007   Failure to Renew Expired Tax Extenders Subject of Concern, Debate   Social Security, Self-Employment Taxes Set for 2007   Congressional Panel Examines Business Tax Reform   Rules Change for Hybrid Vehicle Tax Credit   Tax Rate Projections for 2007   New Pension Law Expands Investment Advice Options   IRS Announces Long-Distance Telephone Tax Refund Amounts   IRS Outlines Taxpayer Protections in Private Debt Collection Program   IRS Outsources Some Debt Collection Activity   Combat Pay Now Factored into IRA Contribution Limit   Congress Passes Comprehensive Pension Reform Bill   Introducing the New Roth 401(k) Retirement Plan   Estate Tax/Minimum Wage Bill Falls in Senate; Pension Legislation Approved   House Couples Estate Tax Reform with Minimum Wage Hike   Sales Tax Holidays Offer Consumer Savings and Business Opportunities   IRS Releases First Fact Sheet To Address Business Income Tax Gap; More To Come   Challenges Arise for New Bankruptcy Law   U.S. Consumption Taxes All Over the Map   House Passes Estate Tax Relief Bill, Senate Vote Expected Next   Vacation Home Rentals Offer Tax-Free Income Opportunity   Full Estate Tax Repeal Dies in Senate; Compromise Reform Under Consideration   IRS Concedes Defeat on Long Distance Telephone Tax; Refunds To Be Granted   New Retirement Savings Opportunities in Recent Tax Relief Law   Congress Extends Tax Relief Provisions with Offsets, Seeks To Reinstate Expired Credits   IRS and States Join to Combat Money Laundering   IRS Beefs Up Enforcement to Counter Employment Tax Evasion   Prepare Now for Next Year's Tax Season   Last-Minute Tax Filing Tips   Congress Again Fails to Pass Tax Package for New Fiscal Year   Over $2 Billion in Unclaimed Refunds From 2002 Faces Looming Deadline   IRS Resources Help Ease Tax Filing Season for Hurricane Victims   Save Money, Cut Taxes with an IRA Before Tax Day   IRS Reminds Oscar Presenters that "Goodie Bags" Are Taxable Employer Gifts   IRS Reports $345 Billion in Taxes Went Unpaid for 2001 Tax Year   Taxpayers' Failing Grade on Tax Topics Could Be Costly: Survey   IRS Cautions Taxpayers About Tax Scams   Remember to Love Thy Spouse This Tax Season   New Tax Credits Available for Energy Efficient Home Improvements   Congress Returns to Unfinished Work   IRS Programs Come Under Fire   New Tax Year Means Many Tax Changes to Consider   Permanent AMT Fix Poses Difficult Choices   Congress Ends 2005 Session; Tax Reconciliation Conference Ahead in 2006   Congress Finalizes Katrina Tax Relief, Turns to Reconstruction Funding   House of Representatives Approves Series of Tax Measures   Tax Reform Panel Releases Final Report   Undelivered 2005 Refunds   AMT Negates Tax Relief for High Earners   New Katrina Related Tax Law Changes   2006 Tax Brackets Projected   IRS Temporarily Raises Standard Mileage Rate   Small Business Resources for Katrina Recovery   Modified Social Security Reform Measure Would Use Limited Personal Accounts   Sales Tax Holidays Offer Consumer Savings and Business Opportunities   National Tax Reform Panel Listens to Options, Obstacles   New Reforms of Flexible Spending Accounts Will Benefit Employees   IRAs Exempt From Bankruptcy Estate   CEA Report Examines Tax Reform Options, Predicts Sustained U.S. Economic Growth   IRS's Proposed 403(b) Regulations Would Limit Employee Options, Burden Employers   Debate Continues Over Social Security Reform Issues   Congress's Legislative Agenda Takes Shape   Tsunami Disaster Relief Law Extends Tax Deductibility of Donations   Bush Rules Out Payroll Tax Increases as Part of Any Social Security Fix   HSAs: Consumer-Directed Health Care on the Horizon   FICA Tax Threshold, Social Security Benefits Will Moderately Increase   Congress Extends Individual and Business Tax Cuts; Adds New Tax Relief   Avoid Potential Pitfalls with Charitable Car Donations   Do You Know Your Fiduciary Responsibilities for Employee Retirement Plans?   House Passes Temporary AMT Relief   Congress Moves To Make Some Tax Cuts Permanent   IRS To Improve Enforcement Efforts   Filing Your Tax Return: How Errors Lead to Audits   Using Like-Kind Exchanges Payroll Taxes:   Do You Know Your Fiduciary Responsibilities for Employee Retirement Plans?   Restaurants: Understanding Your Tip Reporting Obligations State Taxes:   State Tax Amnesty Programs Raise Revenues, Taxpayer Compliance   State Budgets Beginning To See Recovery   States Face Growing Budget Gaps, Half Eyeing Tax Increases	CompleteTax Advantages FREE electronic filing with paid processing. 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