Your only tax attorney news source! Click on each item to read full story.   Tax case heading to grand jury read story GLOVERSVILLE - The case against local attorney J. Paul Kolodziej, who has been accused of felony tax fraud, is headed to a Fulton County grand jury, officials said this mornin.   Tax refund delivery on debit cards read story WASHINGTON (AP) — A new Treasury Department program to give people without bank accounts faster access to their tax refunds will help some avoid costly short-term loans. But careless consumers could end up racking up fees and padding bank profits.   Tax liens list shows locals owe $37.1M read story A 1,482-page list of tax delinquents in the state totaling more than $200 million and released publicly this month for the first time includes a Chester County company that owes the fourth highest amount in all of Pennsylvania and a shuttered business run by a local township commissioner.   Attorney general investigation requested for Saugatuck's botched recount of legal fund tax vote read story SAUGATUCK TOWNSHIP -- State election officials have requested an attorney general investigation into botched ballot handling that prevented a recount of a controversial -- and close -- May vote that raises legal funds for the township.   Attorney general candidate targets public corruption read story NEWBURGH – Sean Coffey, one of five Democratic candidates for state attorney general, said he believes an “aggressive, independent and well-skilled attorney general can cut the cost of government by going after corruption.”   Attorney General candidates debate read story Three of the democratic candidates for attorney general say they would enforce the state's right to collect the cigarette tax on reservations...   Tax Preparer Pleads Guilty To 4 Counts Of Tax Evasion read story United States Attorney Benjamin B. Wagner announced Tuesday that Arthur Burnett Lawson, 66, of Bakersfield, pleaded guilty on Monday before United States District Judge Anthony W. Ishii to four counts of tax evasion.   Onorato slams Corbett’s opposition to drilling tax read story Democratic gubernatorial candidate Dan Onorato alleged Wednesday that the opposition of his Republican rival, state Attorney General Tom Corbett, to a severance tax on natural-gas drilling was evidence that Corbett was more interested in helping the industry than forcing it to pay for environmental problems.   Tax-exempt status in danger for some groups read story Several charitable organizations in the Norwin region could lose their tax-exempt status if they do not file paperwork with the Internal Revenue Service by Oct. 15.  read more »   Attorney General Candidates Meet in Upstate Debate read story Three democratic candidates for attorney general participated in the first debate of the primary race Tuesday night.