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Authorities in Calhoun County say they are receiving a large amount of reports about residents within the county receiving scam phone calls.

So all you procrastinators’ congratulations

Maybe you should consider looking for a job with the United States government.

The Democrat’s and by Democrat’s I mean almost all of the media, are calling for a Special Prosecutor for the alleged President Trump/Russian collusion story that is being pushed by them. I say ok how about a deal, if you want a Special Prosecutor for the Russian story then we should also include a Special Prosecutor for the IRS under President Obama going after his political enemies...

Thanks to the Easter holiday, the 2017 income tax return filing deadline was pushed out a few days, but the stretch of extra prep days is over and the April 18, 2017 deadline has passed.

You may have been hearing a fair amount in the news about scams using the IRS to convince potential victims to part with their money. Luis Garcia with the Internal Revenue Service in Michigan spends much of his time educating consumers about what could be a legitimate communication from the IRS, and what isn't...

The income tax filing deadline has passed. Some time ago now, in fact. What's that you say? You didn't file?! Well, the Internal Revenue Service says, first, don't panic. Second, they say, it's important to know what steps to take. IRS spokesperson Luis Garcia tells WBCK more than 80 percent of Americans are getting a refund...

"Emancipation Day" in Washington, D.C. on Friday, April 15 means federal offices there weren't on the job, which means tax filers get an extra day to get their collective acts together. April 15 being a Friday means that extra day turns into an extra three days, including the weekend...

So we are mere days from this year's tax deadline (Monday, April 18 - a few days later this year). But, even with a few extra days this year, some still won't have their tax forms filed by the deadline. First of all, don't panic - yet...

You know the old cliche "don't sweat the small stuff," right? Well the Internal Revenue Service says inattention to the small stuff when preparing tax returns can actually trip up a taxpayer enough that their refund is delayed. IRS Michigan spokesperson Luis Garcia tells WBCK there are several ways this happens: Wrong or Missing Social Security Numbers... Read More ...