Taxes

A former IRS agent who opened a tax preparation business was sentenced Friday to nearly 24 years in prison for defrauding clients out of more than $11 million and then attempting to hire a hit man to kill four of them.

Lawmakers renew push for legislation to prevent $5 billion tax ID fraud

While succeeded in obtaining a federal judge's permission to plead his own case, the court rejected a lengthy habeas corpus motion in which Dr. Unger disavowed the court's jurisdiction and used numerous Biblical references to support his effort to seek release pending trial.

Some in Ohio are working to get the Earned Income Tax Credit to more people as a means to both fight poverty and boost the economy.

State house is looking to boost revenue by cracking down on the ability of Internet retailers such as Amazon to ship goods into Ohio without collecting the tax.

Michigan taxpayers take their anger out on Gov. Rick Snyder

It's no secret that professional athletes can earn big paychecks. But in most cities and states they visit, they leave little pieces of them behind.

The Internal Revenue Service today announced that its Office of Professional Responsibility (OPR) obtained the disbarment of Certified Public Accountant Anthony A. Tiongson for charging unconscionable fees, giving irresponsible advice to clients and making false statements to federal and state authorities, among other things.