Filing taxes for the first time may seem daunting, but it’s usually fairly simple. Here’s what you need to know.

Gen Z filers are newer to tax filing, while millennials may find their taxes more complicated after buying property, having ...

If you disagree with what you owe, you can contact the Taxpayer Advocate Service at the IRS, or dispute penalties through an appeals process. And keep in mind, if you file an extension, the April 15 ...

Filing your taxes on time doesn't always guarantee a full refund. Discover the reasons why your tax refund might be less than ...

Consumers with tax debt have options like credit card payments, IRS payment plans, or "Offer in Compromise" before the April 15th deadline.

As the IRS kicks off the 2025 tax season, millions of Americans are keenly anticipating their refunds. Understanding the timeline and factors affecting your refund can help you plan better and ...

T he IRS stimulus checks have been a lifeline for countless Americans since the pandemic began, offering much-needed ...

Haven’t done your taxes yet? You’re not alone. Of an estimated 140 million filers this year, just 52 million have submitted ...

A potential government shutdown could delay tax return processing and refunds, affecting taxpayers nationwide.

The IRS says an estimated $1 billion in tax refunds from the 2021 tax year may become the property of the U.S. Treasury if ...