Internal Revenue Service

Dark money, like dark pools, hide vital information

By The Editors, Bloomberg | November 19, 2014

With almost all the results finally in, the official winner of the 2014 election is now clear: something called "dark money," which reached record levels this year.

IRS says no free lunch for Google

By Richard Rubin, Bloomberg | September 4, 2014

Be careful when you grab that office bagel. The Internal Revenue Service may be watching.

The Alpha Pages Interview: Senator Rand Paul

By Jeff Joseph, Garrett Baldwin | August 24, 2014

Senator Rand Paul is an independent-minded thinker in the U.S. Senate, even challenging the conventional policy approaches of his own party on issues ranging from Iraq to drug sentencing. This month, Senator Paul sat down in the debut series of the Alpha Pages Interview to discuss the broken tax code, regulation surrounding Bitcoin, and his plans for the 2016 Presidential election.

The Alpha Pages Interview: Senator Rand Paul

By Jeff Joseph, Garrett Baldwin | July 31, 2014

Senator Paul sat down in the debut series of the Alpha Pages Interview to discuss the broken tax code, regulation surrounding Bitcoin, and his plans for the 2016 Presidential election.

Tax approach like locking doors on burning theater

By Kelly Gilblom, Bloomberg | July 21, 2014

American International Group Inc. Chairman Steve Miller said lawmakers should bring U.S. corporate tax rates in line with other nations’ to halt firms from switching their legal address to cut obligations.

Largest French bank prepared to pay regulatory juice

By Tiffany Kary, Greg Farrell and Fabio Benedetti-Valentini | June 30, 2014

BNP Paribas SA won a reprieve during final talks to settle a criminal probe into U.S. sanctions violations, giving the bank six months to prepare for a ban on handling certain dollar transactions, according to a person with direct knowledge of the matter.