Internal Revenue Service (IRS)

Idaho aims to make same-sex couples recalculate taxes

BOISE, Idaho -- Idaho aims to require same-sex couples who are legally married elsewhere to recalculate their federal Internal Revenue Service filings before filing state taxes.

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Montana: Legally married same-sex couples may not file joint state tax return

HELENA, Mont. -- Montana's state Revenue Director said Tuesday that same-sex couples legally married in other states may not file joint state income-tax returns.

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Treasury, IRS updates tax rules to include married, same-sex couples

WASHINGTON – The U.S. Department of the Treasury and the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) announced Thursday that all legally-married same-sex couples, regardless of where they live, will be recognized for federal tax purposes.

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Despite legal unions, same-sex couples still can’t file joint federal taxes

WASHINGTON — Even though an increasing number of states are legalizing gay marriage, same-sex married couples still won’t be able to file joint federal tax returns this year. The federal Defense of Marriage Act defines marriage…

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National Organization for Marriage claims IRS illegally released tax records

WASHINGTON -- The National Organization for Marriage (NOM) on Thuesday released documents claiming that their confidential U.S. tax returns containing private donor information were illegally obtained by a source within the Internal Revenue Service and were…

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Anti-gay group calls for federal probe of HRC, IRS

The National Organization for Marriage (NOM), the anti-gay group leading efforts to oppose same-sex marriage laws, is calling for a federal investigation of the Human Rights Campaign and the IRS.

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Hate group ‘Americans for Truth About Homosexuality’ loses tax-exempt status

The blog Ex-Gay Watch reported today that the anti-gay, hate group "Americans for Truth About Homosexuality (AFTAH)" has lost its a 501(c)3 tax-exempt status for failing to submit IRS-required filings.

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