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The Internal Revenue Service on Friday turned up the dial on its scrutiny of millionaires, large investment firms and multinational companies that owe taxes.

From European royalty and global statesmen to Hollywood movie stars and Nobel prize winners, disgraced financier Jeffrey Epstein's web of influential friends, acquaintances and contacts — some amply documented, others with no established connection — spanned the globe.

The Internal Revenue Service handed a temporary victory to businesses Tuesday, saying they don't have to report cryptocurrency transactions of more than $10,000 until the tax agency issues final rules on the matter.

Wealthy Americans are increasingly setting up trusts to ensure that their beloved pets will be taken care of, loved and pampered after the owners pass away.

Japan's Sony Group scrapped plans on Monday for a $10 billion merger between its India unit and Mumbai-based Zee Entertainment, a blockbuster tie-up that would have created one of South Asia's largest broadcasters.

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“Free” is the hot-but-contentious word for millions of American taxpayers this filing season, which opens next week.

A major computer snafu hit the Internal Revenue Service just as the filing season is set to open, with the agency saying Friday that some payroll

Every deduction counts in tax season

Biden’s relief measures and proposals are good news for borrowers — if you can figure out their looming deadlines and complexity.