The settlement was updated to say the government is “forever barred” from prosecuting certain crimes against Trump and his family.

The IRS may owe you COVID-era refunds, but the deadline to claim is fast approaching. Here's how to check, and how to claim.

The IRS expanded its CP53E guidance with fresh information on QR code security, online account access problems, and how taxpayers can confirm successful bank account updates.

Most refunds arrive within 21 days after the IRS accepts an electronic return, the agency says. The timing of your refund may change for amended returns, errors, or if you claim the Earned Income Tax Credit or Child Tax Credit. If you e-filed, you can usually check your refund status within 24 hours using the IRS' " Where's My Refund? " tool.

The IRS is banned from pursuing certain tax-related claims involving President Donald Trump as part of a DOJ-brokered settlement.

Millions of Americans could be eligible for pandemic-era tax refunds based on Kwong v. United States ruling. Here's the deadline and who qualifies.

Tens of millions of taxpayers could be entitled to COVID-related refunds from the IRS. However, the time to claim your money is running out. The refunds stem from a February federal court ruling that expanded the scope of a specific tax code provision regarding changes to tax deadlines during disasters,

Millions of Americans may be owed an IRS refund from the COVID-19 era due to a court ruling. The deadline to claim is July 10, 2026.