The IRS can use aggressive tactics to collect your tax debt, but you may be able to negotiate a settlement instead.

A letter sent to Internal Revenue Service (IRS) employees said those involved in the 2025 tax season won’t be able to accept ...

A new bill proposed in the Georgia legislature aims to eliminate the state’s 5.49 percent income tax for college athletes on ...

During President Joe Biden‘s last 20 days in office, his administration issued at least $1 billion in grants to hundreds of ...

Most of these people filed a 2021 tax return three years ago but somehow they skipped claiming a much-talked-about stimulus credit worth a great deal of money. Most likely, they didn't realize ...

Dealing with unpaid tax debt can feel like carrying an invisible weight on your shoulders. If you ignore the issue long enough, each passing day can make that weight heavier as interest and ...

Patients who use tax-exempt accounts to set aside money can soften the crunch ... called coinsurance — until they hit their ...

What is unfortunate is the order seems to be targeting — but it's not explicit — an aspect of the international tax agreement that is called Under-Taxed Profits Rule, which is something that was ...

Although self-dealing can take many forms, it basically refers to an individual who benefits from a transaction. Although the IRS’s definition of a disqualified person is complicated ...

Critics called the policy, offered to thousands of federal employees, "legally dubious" and "intentionally misleading".