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IRS
Looking for tax breaks in all the wrong places
Mar 6, 2014
Hey homeowners: Here are some tax tips you may not know about.
Dog catcher more popular than IRS commissioner
by
Amy Scott
Dec 13, 2013
John Koskinen is expected to be recommended for confirmation as IRS commissioner.
IRS beats the sequester! Lucky you
Jul 22, 2013
The IRS is canceling its Monday furlough day because it has managed to cut costs enough to avoid it.
IRS not alone in penchant for bashes
Jun 6, 2013
Expensive conferences are falling out of favor with federal agencies.
What does teambuilding get you, anyway?
Jun 5, 2013
The IRS has come under heat for spending on conferences and teambuilding training, but teambuilding is big business.
What can save the IRS brand?
by
David Gura
Jun 4, 2013
What does the ongoing IRS scandal mean for the IRS brand and what, if anything, can be done to shore it up?
Friday furloughs mean less services
by
Jeff Tyler
May 24, 2013
Thanks to sequestration, roughly 115,000 federal workers at the IRS, EPA, HUD and OMB get an unpaid holiday. Does anybody really notice that the offices are closed on the first day of the long Memorial Day weekend?
For public good, not for profit.
The beat of the sequester furloughs marches on
by
Sally Herships
and Katie Long
May 24, 2013
As a result of sequester, the IRS, HUD, the EPA and Office of Management and Budget become part of the biggest wave of government office closures since 1995.
Meet Daniel Werfel, the new chief of the IRS
by
Nancy Marshall-Genzer
and Katie Long
May 22, 2013
Daniel Werfel starts Wednesday as the new acting administrator of the Internal Revenue Service, succeeding Steven T. Miller, who resigned under pressure last week.
A week of scandal and taxes
by
Kai Ryssdal
May 17, 2013
Check out weekend reading picks (not about the IRS scandal) from our Weekly Wrap.