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The IRS is cracking down on wage taxes for more than just nannies, and no one is immune.

The yearly ordeal is not getting any simpler any time soon.

Between taxes, credit card rebates and simply knowing if you're profitable, watching the pennies is essential.

Proposed changes to the tax code will protect employees from the very real risk of having to pay taxes on stocks they can't sell.

The IRS is hiring agents -- which means it will likely get more aggressive with business owners

These tips take into account recent tax-reporting rules and reforms affecting U.S. entrepreneurs.

The savings can certainly add up. Interest and penalties can even exceed the tax owed.

Little is less welcome than a letter from IRS but there are ways to mitigate the costs and lessen the stress.

Judge Barbara Houser ruled that there was 'clear and convincing evidence' Sam Wyly committed tax fraud, rejecting his arguments that he relied on professional advisers to vet the offshore system.

The glitch has blocked providers from sending the returns to government since yesterday

Don't be afraid to apply for research and development benefits if they apply to your current professional projects.

Irwin Schiff's wrongheaded pursuit of fighting federal taxes left a lasting legacy for modern business owners.

You probably didn't hear about the changes in tax law affecting entrepreneurs because it looks like Congress didn't want you to.

A new review has identified 220,000 additional data breaches.

Don't forget that the bad guys are always out there. Stop them cold with these preventive measures.

While its main computer was unaffected, the agency has shut down the breached application.

Not heeding these warnings can lead to costly mistakes, such as litigation and employee turnover.

The IRS has an unofficial policy of cutting entrepreneurs a one-time break on late filing fees, but it's better not to count on it.

The deadline to sign up for an insurance plan is coming up soon. Anyone without one is subject to a fine.

Don't panic but respond appropriately and respectfully. Follow these practices to help stave off IRS scrutiny.

If you're one of the millions getting tax credits to help pay health-insurance premiums under Obamacare, you might want to do some tax planning now or you might be in for an unwelcome surprise.