...ssibly avoid criminal prosecution. As of 2018, more than 56,000 delinquent taxpayers had come forward and the IRS had collected $11.1 billion in back taxes, while numerous individuals were successfully prosecuted. After ...

...ay federal excise tax on their entry fees -- levies that could add up to millions of dollars. Robins said the IRS memo was “flawed” and not enforceable, and that the company would continue to argue its case. But the shar...

...or’s own goals and intentions. To compile fundraising data, CPA examined reports filed by 527 groups with the IRS, and used detailed money maps to track millions of dollars donated to and spent by 527 groups in support o...

...d was previously a senior partner at consulting firm McKinsey who has also worked for the US Treasury and the IRS. Alford previously worked as CFO for the Chan Zuckerberg Initiative, Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg's philan...

...Private companies that go public face a new, negative tax consequence under IRS regulationsanother factor that could make initial public offerings less attractive than they already are... ...

... were known not to be “substantially uncertain,” [10] the directors violated tax laws (despite there being no IRS investigation) in breach of their fiduciary duties. The United States District Court for the Northern Dist...

... is possible that the IRS might seek to enforce that interpretation,” Goodwin wrote, citing recent remarks by IRS representatives. One of them, the law firm added, “expressed concern that an ATEO could avoid the excise t...

...e — $200,000 — well, $250,000 total going for [your son] to Donna Heinel at USC." "What I'm going to tell the IRS is that your donations were made to my foundation to fund underserved kids," Singer allegedly told Kimmel,...

...which it bought for $9 billion in 2015. An expanded version of this report appears on WSJ.com. In a shutdown, IRS will take your money, but give no refunds....

...x rules; and that the company built up a cash reserve that was neither taxed nor split with shareholders. The IRS doesn't confirm or comment on investigations. Danon also contended Vanguard should have told the SEC, as i...

... and has often represented taxpayers in disputes with the IRS. He has also served on an advisory board to the IRS that reviews tax policy. Rettig’s position as commissioner comes at a pivotal moment for the agency. The I...

...pt purposes, but by the operation of the lease was extending impermissible private benefit to the lessee. The IRS interpreted the lease terms as leaving the tax exempt entity in basically an advisory role. (This revocati...

...years beyond the ones covered in the lawsuit," said Colin Sebastian, an analyst at Baird Equity Research. The IRS declined to comment. Amazon and its lawyer John Magee, a partner at Morgan, Lewis & Bockius, also declined...

... going to happen in 2016, which means it goes to the IRS in 2017 for a review, according to Peck. He says the IRS then has 3 years to decide if it's going to audit Yahoo or not. "Procedurally, the worst-case scenario wil...

...g two fraudulent demand promissory notes totaling $500,000,000, causing false Forms 1099 to be filed with the IRS, failing to file corporate tax returns on behalf of the company, and other acts of obstruction and conceal...

...e clearing follows strong overall volume growth for NASDAQ OMX Clearing, with over 230 billion SEK in cleared IRS volumes to date, making NASDAQ OMX Clearing second in Europe in total cleared IRS volumes.