IRS

A Monmouth County based business owner has admitted to tax evasion and failure to pay the IRS over $540,000 in employment taxes.

A Manahawkin business owner has been sentenced to one year plus one day in prison for willfully failing to pay over employment taxes.

The only law enforcement agency with the authority to investigate federal tax crimes had no shortage of activity in New Jersey during fiscal year 2019.

A Monmouth County man has been sentenced to 2-years in prison for evading more than $2.3-million in personal and corporate income taxes between 2002 and 2011 as well as in 2015.

Surprise! The IRS wants to help you avoid a nasty tax surprise next year.

I've read a bunch of books on the value of keeping your eye on the prize. On how acknowledging the small wins can lead to more wins. So what's your plan for when you either finish your taxes, or when you get your refund check in the mail? Will you go out to one of Ocean County's restaurants? Will you take the family out for ice cream?

I struggle with getting myself organized for tax time. Rather than dealing with receipts and calculations throughout the year, I just put it off until April 15th is near. Then it's a stressful scramble that my accountant does not appreciate.

Those phone scams are alive and well in New Jersey, and getting worse, according to a new survey by a maker of call-blocking devices.

Asbury Park police are diving into details to find an alleged IRS phone scammer - especially because the suspect's app masks the number as the Police Department's main line.

We've lucked out these past couple of years, getting a few extra days to get our taxes done.  Well, today, April 18th is the day they're due.  Are you still working on them?  Have you even started? As a lifelong tax procrastinator, I've learned some things over the years...