Skip to main content

An official website of the United States government

Here's how you know

Official websites use .gov

A .gov website belongs to an official government organization in the United States.

Secure .gov websites use HTTPS

A lock (Locked padlock icon) or https:// means you've safely connected to the .gov website. Share sensitive information only on official, secure websites.

Home Home
  • Español
  • 中文 (简体)
  • 中文 (繁體)
  • 한국어
  • Русский
  • Tiếng Việt
  • Kreyòl ayisyen

Information Menu

  • Help
  • News
  • Tax Pros
  • Sign in
    • Individual
    • Business
    • Tax Pro
    • Access your tax information with an IRS account.

      • Refunds
      • Payments
      • Tax records
    • Create account
    • Sign in
      • Individual
      • Business
      • Tax Pro
      • Access your tax information with an IRS account.

        • Refunds
        • Payments
        • Tax records
      • Create account

Main navigation

Home
  • File
    • Overview
    • INFORMATION FOR…
    • Individuals
    • Business and self-employed
    • Charities and nonprofits
    • International filers
    • Retirement
    • Governments and tax-exempt bonds
    • Indian Tribal Governments
    • FILING FOR INDIVIDUALS
    • How to file
    • When to file
    • Where to file
    • Update your information
    • POPULAR
    • Tax record (transcript)
    • Apply for an Employer ID Number (EIN)
    • Amend return
    • Identity Protection PIN (IP PIN)
  • Pay
    • Overview
    • PAY BY
    • Bank Account (Direct Pay)
    • Payment Plan (Installment Agreement)
    • Electronic Federal Tax Payment System (EFTPS)
    • POPULAR
    • Your Online Account
    • Tax Withholding Estimator
    • Estimated Taxes
    • Penalties
  • Refunds
    • Overview
    • Where’s My Refund?
    • Direct deposit
    • Where’s My Amended Return?
  • Credits & Deductions
    • Overview
    • INFORMATION FOR...
    • Individuals
    • For you and your family
    • Businesses & Self-Employed
    • Standard mileage and other information
    • POPULAR
    • Earned Income Credit (EITC)
    • Child Tax Credit
    • Clean Energy and Vehicle Credits
    • Standard Deduction
    • Retirement Plans
  • Forms
    • Overview
    • POPULAR FORMS & INSTRUCTIONS
    • Form 1040
    • Individual Income Tax Return
    • Form 1040 Instructions
    • Instructions for Form 1040
    • Form W-9
    • Request for Taxpayer Identification Number (TIN) and Certification
    • Form 4506-T
    • Request for Transcript of Tax Return
    • Form W-4
    • Employee's Withholding Certificate
    • Form 941
    • Employer's Quarterly Federal Tax Return
    • Form W-2
    • Wage and Tax Statement
    • Form 9465
    • Installment Agreement Request
    • POPULAR FOR TAX PROS
    • Form 1040-X
    • Amended Individual Income Tax Return
    • Form 2848
    • Power of Attorney
    • Form W-7
    • Apply for an ITIN
    • Circular 230
    • Regulations Governing Practice before the IRS
  • Report Fraud
    • Overview
    • Tax fraud and scams
    • Identity theft
    • Fake IRS email or message
    • Tax return preparer

Information Menu

  • Help
  • News
  • Tax Pros
  • Sign in
    • Individual
    • Business
    • Tax Pro
    • Access your tax information with an IRS account.

      • Refunds
      • Payments
      • Tax records
    • Create account

File

  • Overview
  • INFORMATION FOR…
  • Individuals
  • Business and self-employed
  • Charities and nonprofits
  • International filers
  • Retirement
  • Governments and tax-exempt bonds
  • Indian Tribal Governments
  • FILING FOR INDIVIDUALS
  • How to file
  • When to file
  • Where to file
  • Update your information
  • POPULAR
  • Tax record (transcript)
  • Apply for an Employer ID Number (EIN)
  • Amend return
  • Identity Protection PIN (IP PIN)

Pay

  • Overview
  • PAY BY
  • Bank Account (Direct Pay)
  • Payment Plan (Installment Agreement)
  • Electronic Federal Tax Payment System (EFTPS)
  • POPULAR
  • Your Online Account
  • Tax Withholding Estimator
  • Estimated Taxes
  • Penalties

Refunds

  • Overview
  • Where’s My Refund?
  • Direct deposit
  • Where’s My Amended Return?

Credits & Deductions

  • Overview
  • INFORMATION FOR...
  • Individuals
  • Businesses & Self-Employed
  • POPULAR
  • Earned Income Credit (EITC)
  • Child Tax Credit
  • Clean Energy and Vehicle Credits
  • Standard Deduction
  • Retirement Plans

Forms

  • Overview
  • POPULAR FORMS & INSTRUCTIONS
  • Form 1040
  • Form 1040 Instructions
  • Form W-9
  • Form 4506-T
  • Form W-4
  • Form 941
  • Form W-2
  • Form 9465
  • POPULAR FOR TAX PROS
  • Form 1040-X
  • Form 2848
  • Form W-7
  • Circular 230

Report Fraud

  • Overview
  • Tax fraud and scams
  • Identity theft
  • Fake IRS email or message
  • Tax return preparer

Main navigation

  • File
  • Pay
  • Refunds
  • Credits & Deductions
  • Forms & Instructions

Info Menu Mobile

  • Charities & Nonprofits
  • Help
  • News
  • Tax Pros
  1. Home
  2. Site Index Search

Search Results

Filter by...

  • General Information (7)
  • News (6)
  • About IRS (2)
  • Tax Administration (Non-Authoritative) (1)

Information for...

  • News Media (7)
  • Businesses (4)
  • Individuals (2)
  • Charities and Nonprofits (1)
  • Tax Professionals (1)

Filter by...

  • General Information (7)
  • News (6)
  • About IRS (2)
  • Tax Administration (Non-Authoritative) (1)

Information for...

  • News Media (7)
  • Businesses (4)
  • Individuals (2)
  • Charities and Nonprofits (1)
  • Tax Professionals (1)
  • All
  • Forms
  • Guides
  • News
  • Notices
  • FAQs
  • Statistics

Found 16 Matching Items; Displaying 1 - 10.

Atlanta attorney sentenced in syndicated conservation easement tax scheme

May 14, 2025 — A Georgia attorney was sentenced today to 16 months in prison for obstructing the IRS in connection with his participation in the promotion of abusive syndicated conservation easement tax shelters.
News
News Media

New Jersey CPA pleads guilty to conspiring with others to defraud the United States

June 25, 2025 — A New Jersey certified public accountant (CPA) pleaded guilty yesterday to conspiring to defraud the United States by promoting fraudulent tax shelters to his high-income clients.
News
News Media

People First Initiative FAQs: Audits

People First Initiative - Audits FAQ page
General Information

IRS LB&I compliance campaigns Sept. 10, 2018

The Internal Revenue Service’s (IRS) Large Business & International Division (LB&I) compliance campaigns serve to identify issues representing a risk of non-compliance and make the greatest use of limited resources. On September 10, 2018, the IRS announced the approval of five additional compliance campaigns.
General Information
Businesses, Corporations, Large Businesses

Listed transactions

Listed transactions, with citations of published guidance, regulations, or court cases.
General Information
Corporations

Unscrupulous tax preparers may tempt taxpayers into fraud

Tax Tip 2023-57, April 26, 2023 — Unscrupulous tax preparers and tax fraud promoters make big promises – and charge high fees – but taxpayers are legally responsible for what's on their return. Taxpayers should use only reputable tax professionals and know what is on their tax return.
General Information
Individuals

Abusive tax shelters and transactions

The Internal Revenue Service has a comprehensive strategy in place to combat abusive tax shelters and transactions. This strategy includes guidance on abusive transactions, regulations governing tax shelters, a hotline for taxpayers to use to report abusive technical transactions, and enforcement activity against abusive tax shelter promoters and investors.
General Information
Corporations

Abusive tax schemes and abusive tax return preparers - IRS Lead Development Center

The IRS Lead Development Center (LDC) is constantly working to combat tax abuse by stopping abusive promoters and tax return preparers as early as possible.
Tax Administration (Non-Authoritative)

FOIA Library

A comprehensive list of documents and other information available electronically on the IRS.gov site.
About IRS

IRS-CI Highlights

FS-2022-19, March 2022 — This fact sheet shows just a small example of the types of cases in which CI has led or been significantly involved in over the last few years. These cases show the breadth and skill of CI’s Special Agents in various types of fraud and criminal activity that have had significant impacts on the financial system at home and abroad.
News
News Media

Pagination

  • Current page 1
  • Page 2
  • Next page Next
  • Last page Last »

Footer Navigation

  • Our Agency
    • About IRS
    • Careers
    • Operations and Budget
    • Tax Statistics
    • Help
    • Find a Local Office
  • Know Your Rights
    • Taxpayer Bill of Rights
    • Taxpayer Advocate Service
    • Independent Office of Appeals
    • Civil Rights
    • FOIA
    • No FEAR Act Data
    • Reliance on Guidance
  • Resolve an Issue
    • IRS Notices and Letters
    • Identity Theft
    • Tax scams
    • Tax Fraud
    • Criminal Investigation
    • Whistleblower Office
  • Languages
    • Español
    • 中文 (简体)
    • 中文 (繁體)
    • 한국어
    • Pусский
    • Tiếng Việt
    • Kreyòl ayisyen
    • English
  • Related Sites
    • U.S. Treasury
    • Treasury Inspector General for Tax Administration
    • USA.gov
    • USAspending.gov
    • Vote.gov
Home

Subfooter

  • Privacy Policy
  • Accessibility