Wall Street Journal: Taxes

The Justice Department has begun scrutinizing thousands of U.S. taxpayers’ Swiss bank accounts to compare bank information with what the taxpayers have reported to the IRS.

A private email server used by Hillary Clinton was the subject of attempted cyberattacks originating abroad, according to congressional investigators.

In addition to spam from Russia in 2011, the server was hit by hackers in China, South Korea and Germany after Mrs. Clinton left office in early 2013.

From paperwork to filling the board, beginners find it takes more than passion and money to run a charity.

James Boswell’s “Life of Johnson” helped ensure the posterity of the ever quotable Samuel Johnson.

As Congress was heading for recess late last month, lawmakers passed several important tax changes. But they failed to act on others that are even more important.

The IRS has just issued final rules detailing a generous estate-tax break for millions of couples. Here’s how to take advantage of it.

The IRS, state officials and tax-preparation firms are among those working together to try to block criminals from using stolen identities to claim fraudulent refunds.

By saving and investing in in her dog day care, a Detroit woman finds success.

Answering reader questions on IRA required minimum distributions and Social Security spousal benefits.