Pay Up, Tax Deadbeats
Midnight is the deadline for American tax-dodgers to come forward about offshore accounts.
View ArticleIs It O.K. to Cheat on Your Taxes?
About 13 percent of Americans say yes, according to the latest survey conducted by the I.R.S. Oversight Board.
View ArticleLeaving Money on the Table With the I.R.S.
Nearly 1.4 million people who didn't file a federal income tax return in 2006 have only a few more weeks to claim a total of $1.3 billion in refunds.
View Article‘Tis the Season for Catching Tax Scofflaws
The Internal Revenue Service appears to deliberately ramp up publicity of its tax fraud cases just before Tax Day, a new study finds.
View ArticleWhy People Pay Income Taxes
Whatever motivates them, a remarkably high number of Americans accurately report their income as they prepare their tax returns, an economist writes.
View ArticleWhat Happens if You Don’t Pay Your Taxes
There are lots of nonmonetary penalties, like being denied a hunting or medical license or having your driver's license suspended.
View ArticleWhy People Pay Income Taxes
Whatever motivates them, a remarkably high number of Americans accurately report their income as they prepare their tax returns, an economist writes.
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