Tax Court Upholds IRS Penalty Over Mistaken Software Entry

By Eric Kroh · February 25, 2022, 6:23 PM EST

A couple owes the IRS an accuracy-related penalty after a U.S. Tax Court judge said in a decision released Friday that though their error stemmed from a mistaken tax software entry,...

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