Anonymous tipster alerted the feds to $600 million tax-evasion scheme. Yes, the bounty is taxable.
Agency pays companies that owe the government millions. Bill seeks to fire federal employees who haven't paid taxes.
Obama wants to increase the IRS budget and bring in more revenue, but GOP wants to cut the agency's budget.
Agency says it will file fewer liens and make it easier for businesses to pay on installment plans.
California agent filed fake tax returns for relatives and claimed false deductions for mortgage interest and alimony.
Liens for unpaid taxes rose 14% last year. The IRS says it gives people ample chances to pay, but advocate decries practice.
Sure, it's illegal, but it's also not very profitable.
First off, don't panic. There are steps you can take to get back in Uncle Sam's good graces.
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