One-third of Arizona taxpayers may need to resubmit state taxes if lawmakers do not implement a solution.
Tax Season Challenges in Arizona PHOENIX — As individuals gear up for tax season, an unexpected issue has emerged. Arizona’s tax forms contain provisions that aren’t actually reflected in state law. The forms feature tax cuts stemming from President Donald Trump’s One Big Beautiful Bill Act, along with other provisions directed by Governor Katie Hobbs […]
Impersonation scams targeting 2026 taxpayers increase during tax season
Tax season often brings its own set of stresses, and it seems that 2026 might make things even trickier. With major changes to tax filing systems, particularly the end of government-run free filing options, many taxpayers are left unsure about what’s legal. This kind of uncertainty can unintentionally create opportunities for scammers, who are quick […]
Medicaid Shuts Down Tax Loophole, Saving Billions for Taxpayers
President Donald Trump’s administration is taking steps to close a longstanding loophole in Medicaid funding that officials argue shifts significant costs from states to federal taxpayers. Why is it Important This week, the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) finalized a rule intended to eliminate what it refers to as a “funding gimmick” in […]
IRS has to refund certain taxpayers for penalty tax relief during the pandemic, audit reveals
The IRS has some refunds owed to taxpayers who were mistakenly left out of relief programs introduced during the pandemic, according to a recent audit by a watchdog group. Over 2,100 tax returns were amended after the auditors found these individuals were eligible for around $463,000. The findings come from a report released by the […]
IRS inspector warns that some taxpayers may face increased difficulties in the 2026 filing season
IRS Prepares for 2026 Tax Season Amid Challenges As the tax season kicks off and the IRS gears up to handle millions of returns, its internal watchdog is raising concerns that some taxpayers might face issues in 2026. Erin Collins, a tax advocate, mentioned in a recent report that while the 2025 filing season was […]
$4.5B plan funded by taxpayers for pre-K in NY is insufficient for Long Island, says Democratic politician
Concerns Over Child Care Funding in Long Island Local Democratic lawmakers are expressing that Governor Kathy Hochul’s plan to allocate $4.5 billion in taxpayer money for child care and preschool falls short of addressing the pressing needs in Long Island, often referred to as a “child care desert.” State Representative Michael Solages, representing Nassau County, […]
Charity Leader in L.A. Embezzled Millions from Taxpayers While Providing Homeless with Ramen Noodles
California Charity Director Arrested for Wire Fraud A charity director in California has been arrested and charged with wire fraud after allegedly misusing taxpayer funds to support a luxurious lifestyle, which included a mansion and a Range Rover. The suspect, identified as 42-year-old Alexander Sufer, served as the executive director of Abundant Blessings. This organization […]
Muslim charity event that generated $265K from taxpayers includes items supporting Hamas
Controversial Fundraiser Sparks Outrage An Islamic nonprofit, connected to Mayor Zoran Mamdani, has raised over $260,000 in taxpayer money to host a pop-up fundraiser featuring decorations that show support for Hamas and other groups labeled as terrorists by the U.S. At the Muslim American Association’s meeting on January 18, vendors offered a variety of items […]
Taxpayers are supporting California’s Medicaid deception.
Federal prosecutors in Minnesota have initiated a significant crackdown on Medicaid fraud, marking it as the largest of its kind in U.S. history. It raises serious concerns about a system intended to assist the underprivileged, which has been exploited by criminals for financial gain. California quickly chimed in, suggesting that they could have shared their […]
FTC alerts taxpayers about phone scams pretending to be IRS officials as the 2025 tax season approaches
Tax Fraud Emerges as the 2025 Filing Season Approaches As we get closer to the 2025 tax season, scams aimed at taxpayers are starting to pop up. Typically, tax season runs from January to April, so it’s that time again. The Federal Trade Commission has issued a warning regarding an increase in scams where individuals […]