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Fraud Friday: Dirty Dozen Tax Scams - Spidell The IRS released its annual Dirty Dozen Tax Scams list for 2023, and this year there is a new entry for third parties who target taxpayers who are not eligible for the Employee Retention Credit, but convince them to claim the credit so the third party can charge a fee The third-party also then collects the taxpayer’s personally identifiable information The list also cautions against scams
Research Corner Results - Spidell The IRS denied a religious organization tax-exempt status because it served its members ayahuasca while it was awaiting a religious exemption from the Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA) 1 Organizations that want to be classified as tax-exempt under §501 (c) (3) have to demonstrate that their activities are legal and consistent with public policy The organization in this case was a church whose