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The GOP voted to pass the Family and Small Business Taxpayer Protection Act while pushing the claim new funding will be used to hire 87,000 auditing agents.

Experts tell Newsweek that repealing the funding for 87,000 IRS agents will make it easier for people to evade taxes.

The first proposal would cut $71 billion in funding for the IRS, impacting the agency's ability to enforce collections from the wealthy.

House Republicans revealed what their first bill will be after a tumultuous speaker vote.

Trump once promised to donate the final six months of his taxpayer-funded $400,000 per year salary to charity.

"Donald Trump didn't pay taxes in 2017 or 2020, but I bet everybody who voted for him did," one user wrote.

"...we learned, among other things, that Steve Mnuchin was running the IRS like a corrupt arm of Donald Trump's criminal enterprise," Glenn Kirschner said.

Without a majority, Democrats won't be able to do much when House Republicans take over in January.

Backlash against IRS hiring practices follows criticism alleging that tens of thousands of new agents will be hired and go after poorer Americans.

A former IRS commissioner reportedly said that the "random" audits were "suspicious."

"I'm alive, in living color," said New Jersey resident Jeanette Carpenter.

The Texas senator used Tax Day to revive a longstanding Republican applause line: eliminating the federal government's main tax-collecting arm.

The success of our nation is closely tied to the success of the IRS.

Charese Johnson was sentenced to three years in prison and one year of supervised release, according to a press release from the Department of Justice.

The IRS said it will move away from using third-party services for facial recognition used to help authenticate people making new accounts online.

Adjustments in the federal tax brackets will results in increases in standard deductions.

Advance Child Tax Credit payments issued by the IRS reached around 35 million families in the U.S. on Thursday.

The IRS advises those who expect their total tax owed will be higher than their tax refund next year may want to opt out of advance Child Tax Credit payments.

The IRS recently rejected the tax-exemption status for a Texas-based Christian group over its alleged ties to the Republican party. The decision is being appealed by First Liberty Institute, which said the politicized IRS is wrong to see Biblical values as exclusively Republican.

"Doesn't that frighten you at all?" 'Cavuto' stand-in host David Asman asked.

A year after the first round of stimulus checks went out under the CARES Act, more than a million payments remain uncashed or were returned, according to the IRS. Experts say that's a victory.

The majority of these payments will be issued as direct deposits or to existing Direct Express card accounts, the IRS said Tuesday.

The IRS expects to begin issuing payments this weekend to benefit recipients who don't usually file a tax return.

The IRS will "automatically send" third stimulus funds to those who didn't file a tax return but are recipients of federal benefits such as Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI).

As tax filing season gets under way, here's the lowdown on whether the stimulus payments you received last year will be counted as taxable income—and how to claim any stimulus money you're still owed when you fill out your return.

If you received unemployment benefits last year, here's what you need to know when you file your 2020 return.

Those receiving a stimulus payment will receive an email from TurboTax to confirm it's on the way, according to the tax-filing software company.

The IRS advised "some payments may have been sent to an account that may be closed or no longer active."

While Trump's net worth is estimated to be about $2.5 billion, Biden and his wife are worth approximately $9 million.

"The congressional pathway to escalate constituent claims is too overwhelmed to sufficiently address these concerns," the group of Republicans and Democrats wrote in a letter to the IRS.