Federal prosecutors are seeking to shut down a Memphis-based company based on claims it prepared false tax returns in at least three states.
The CEO of Mo Money Taxes is opening up a new company called Marquis Taxes.
The U.S. Attorney's Office in St. Louis has indicted the owner of a Mo' Money Taxes franchise.
WAVY.com has learned Mo Money Taxes and Money Co USA have decided to sell their company to investors.
Complaints about Mo Money Taxes have exposed a loophole in the reimbursement laws. It affects customers who filed with direct deposit.
A Norfolk man, who says he was a victim of Mo Money Taxes, testified in front of members of a House subcommittee Thursday morning.
10 On Your Side's Anne McNamara went to D.C. where Mo Money Taxes answered tough questions from Congress. Read her live blog!
WAVY.com has learned the federal agents who initiated a raid at Mo Money Taxes headquarters in Memphis, Tenn., came from the IRS in St. Louis.
Agents with the Internal Revenue Service raided the headquarters of Mo Money Taxes in Memphis Wednesday morning.
A lawsuit against Mo Money Taxes could be filed soon and Congressman Bobby Scott says he believes the Department of Justice is also investigating the company.
Attorney General Lisa Madigan sued Mo Money Taxes for overcharging taxpayers and filing inaccurate returns.
Check on the status of your tax return at IRS.gov
If you believe your taxes have been fraudulently filed, contact the IRS at 1-800-829-0433 and report that a false return has been filed.
It's that time of year again. Tax time! Go to WAVY.com's Tax page for important resources.
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