Vermonters urged to claim tax credit to lower taxes or receive refund
For immediate release January 27, 2012 Press Contact Peggy Riley, IRS, (617) 316-2224/(617) 283-2331; Lisa Helme (802) 828-3706 MONTPELIER, Vt.—Thousands of working Vermonters are potentially missing...
View Article2014 PTIN renewal period underway for more than 1,200 Vermont tax professionals
News Release — IRS Nov. 25, 2013 Peggy Riley Media Relations Office Tel. 617-316-2224 Fax: 617-316-2244 Boston…The Internal Revenue Service reminded the nation’s almost 690,000 federal tax return...
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On filing deadline day, Welch talks tax reform, Trump’s returns
U.S. Rep. Peter Welch, D-Vt., speaks Tuesday on the campus of Vermont Law School in South Royalton. He addressed taxes, President Donald Trump’s tax returns, the economy, health care and immigration....
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Burke chamber lost tax-exempt status years ago
The Burke Area Chamber of Commerce has had its nonprofit tax-exempt status revoked for several years for failing to file paperwork, according to the IRS. The news comes on the heels of the resignation...
View ArticleLongtime Rutland attorney to admit filing false tax returns
RUTLAND — A local attorney has a reached a plea deal with federal prosecutors on charges that he “substantially” understated income on his federal taxes. John Canney III is facing two federal charges:...
View ArticleRutland lawyer pleads guilty to filing false tax returns
A longtime Rutland attorney has formally admitted to federal charges of understating income on his federal taxes. John Canney III entered guilty pleas Thursday in federal court in Burlington to charges...
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Compass School in Westminster has tax-exempt status yanked
The Compass School. Photo from the Compass School Facebook page. A private middle and high school that receives nearly half a million dollars in taxpayer-funded tuition payments each year is in trouble...
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Richmond excavating company owner denies tax evasion charges
The reverse of the Great Seal of the United States outside the Federal Building in Burlington. Photo by Glenn Russell/VTDigger The owner of an excavating company in Richmond is facing federal tax...
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