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Santos objects to proposal to require Legislature's approval of DPL budget - Vimarsana News

Santos objects to proposal to require Legislature's approval of DPL budget

The Department of Public Lands opposes a legislative proposal that will require the Legislature to first approve DPL’s proposed annual budget.

US IRS to Launch Free Tax E-File Pilot Program in 2024 - Vimarsana News

US IRS to Launch Free Tax E-File Pilot Program in 2024

In an exploratory report to Congress that 72% of American taxpayers surveyed said they were "very interested in" using a government tool.

House committee: Tobacco tax hikes do reduce smoking use among youth - Vimarsana News

House committee: Tobacco tax hikes do reduce smoking use among youth

The House of Representatives Ways and Means Committee has determined that tobacco tax increases are one of the most effective ways to reduce smoking and other tobacco use, especially among the youth.

IRS chief says agency will not hire any armed auditors in $80 billion investment plan - Stock market news - Vimarsana News

IRS chief says agency will not hire any armed auditors in $80 billion investment plan - Stock market news

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Internal Revenue Service Commissioner Danny Werfel on Thursday said the agency will not hire any armed auditors with $80 billion in new funding, an attempt to dispel Republican assertions the IRS plans to build an "army" of 87,000 armed agents. | 04:57pm

IRS chief says agency will not hire any armed auditors in $80 bln investment plan - Vimarsana News

IRS chief says agency will not hire any armed auditors in $80 bln investment plan

Internal Revenue Service Commissioner Danny Werfel on Thursday said the agency will not hire any armed auditors with $80 billion in new funding, an attempt to dispel Republican assertions the IRS plans to build an "army" of 87,000 armed agents.