The IRS warns of increasing social media tax scams exploiting credits, urging taxpayers to stay vigilant and avoid fraud.

A watchdog report reveals what led the IRS to scrap plans to use the government-backed identity service during the 2023 tax season. IRS GSA Identity The IRS was in hot water back in early 2022 when ...

As disaster season peaks, the IRS urges updating emergency plans and securing financial documents during National ...

The Internal Revenue Service has committed to Login.gov as a user authentication tool after earlier this month saying it would abandon the use of a commercial tool that featured third-party facial ...

The IRS considered using Login.gov, said McTigue. "My understanding is they went with ID.me in part because at the time, Login.gov did not provide a high enough level of assurance for this type of ...

Need to call the IRS? You’re going to have to wait. Taxpayers and tax professionals alike have reported an uptick in service this season compared to last tax season. That’s likely attributable to new ...

Private information involving about 120,000 taxpayers was temporarily made public by the Internal Revenue Service, the agency announced on Friday. Confidential data from some Form 990-Ts, a business ...

The agency has said thousands of taxpayers have filed inaccurate returns after following misleading social media advice.