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IRS isn't catching fraudulent and excessive home energy credits

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IRS can't verify $6.8 billion in energy tax credits claimed by home owners

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Bankers, consumer groups clash over IRS plan to crack down on foreign tax cheats

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US banks say they shouldn't have to report foreign deposits

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Gimme shelter (from taxes)

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Secret documents expose offshore’s global impact

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IRS not paying attention to 527 groups’ disclosures

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The Internal Revenue Service isn’t doing enough to police incomplete disclosures filed by so-called 527 political groups, which means the go

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IRS not strict enough on fraudulent tax refunds to nonresident aliens

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IRS could save millions through e-filing

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IRS could save millions through e-filing

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Electronic filing of tax returns could save the Internal Revenue Service millions of dollars. The IRS currently spends $3.29 to process each

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IRS in the dark about number of tax shelters and avoidance schemes

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Improper EITC payments top $11 billion

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A quarter of earned income tax credit payments are improper, amounting to $11 billion to $13 billion in 2009, the Internal Revenue Service r

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Incomplete disclosure

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Audit rates of rich fall, audits of poor spike

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How an Obama fundraiser turned Oklahoma into a personal tax haven

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IRS not strict enough on fraudulent tax refunds to nonresident aliens

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Tax credits for alternative-fuel vehicles went to prisoners, IRS employees

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The IRS allowed $33 million in erroneous tax credits for alternative-fuel motor vehicles last year. A review by the Treasury inspector gene

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IRS not strict enough on fraudulent tax refunds to nonresident aliens

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The Internal Revenue Services needs to strengthen its review of tax refunds to nonresident aliens before they are sent out of the country, a

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Stimulus tax credit may increase penalties

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The “Making Work Pay” tax credit, which increased take—home pay for workers, may result in 13.4 million people actually owing the government

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