The Daily Populous

The Internal Revenue Service announced Monday its latest move to crack down on wealthy tax cheats – an ongoing effort boosted by funding received through the Democrat-backed Inflation Reduction Act.

Sometimes, complex business partnerships move money from one property to another in order to maximize tax deductions and minimize their tax liability.

More than 140,000 people used the program, known as Direct File, to successfully file their tax returns this year. »

Amid gloom over the radical right’s accumulation of votes in 2024’s European elections, a bright light stands out: Ukraine.

There is nothing in Ukraine that even remotely resembles Marine Le Pen’s National Rally, which won the support of 31.5% of French voters.

Authoritarianism may be the flavor of the day, but Ukraine shows it is not inevitable. »

Xi Jinping accused the US of trying to trick China into invading Taiwan, the Financial Times said.

China's leader, Xi Jinping, accused the US of trying to trick China into invading Taiwan but said his country wouldn't take the bait, the Financial Times reported, citing people familiar with the matter.

The FT said Xi made the accusation in April last year during a meeting with European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen. »

Kadokawa isn't Microsoft big, but it is still big, with revenue of about $1.65 billion in its last fiscal year.

With games like Elden Ring selling more than 25 million copies, you'd think FromSoftware would be free of any meddling—why mess with the golden goose?

It's a strong statement, particularly next to the usual CEO lines about hard decisions and rationalizing pipelines. »