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The state is currently trying to get back $26 million in 'accidental' tax returns.

If you get a collection call from the IRS, hang up. The IRS doesn't operate like that.

The Better Business Bureau warns of a scam working the Lake Area. Callers are claiming to be from the IRS

Carmen Million, with the Better Business Bureau is warning residents of a phone scam being used in the Lake Area. The latest scam involves calling people and telling them they are going to be arrested unless they pay their taxes. It's called 'spoofing' and here's the truth behind such phone calls.

Here's round two of the 12 nastiest tax scams out there. Be aware of what the crooks will try to pull over on you!

It seems that the folks who manage the estate of the late 'King of Pop' have represented his estate as belonging more to a pauper than a king and the IRS isn't buying the story. You won't believe what the folks on the Jackson team are claiming about the late singers net worth.

First of all, and this bears repeating, the IRS is not going to notify you of any situation by e-mail. Ever. Nor will the IRS send you a text message. So if you get a text message that says, "OMG, Yur like all behind on yer taxes...hit us back asap", it's probably not the IRS Unfortunately, the latest IRS scam is a little more subtle. If you know what to look for, you won't get taken. Re

Benjamin Franklin once wrote, “In this world nothing can be said to be certain, except death and taxes.” And the two may be even more closely linked than we thought — a new study shows fatal car crashes rise on April’s annual tax deadline day.

Remember the kids who always sat in the front of the classroom, the ones who reminded the teacher when she forgot to hand out homework? Those kids grew up into adults who get their oil changed every 3,000 miles, visit the dentist every six months like clockwork and file their taxes as soon as they can. Then there were the back of the class kids. They’re now the reasons dentists send those “we’ve m

If you filed your taxes electronically, you may be wondering where your refund is. And, if you visited the IRS website’s “Where’s my refund?” page, you may have been given an error message that says the IRS has no information about your return.