The IRS outlines evolving tax scams, from unemployment fraud to social media tax “hacks," and warns taxpayers what to watch for in 2026.

Taxpayers aren't usually inclined to sympathize with the Internal Revenue Service, but this year they probably should. Thanks to a brutal combination of staff shortages and new complications in the ...

TikTok can be a helpful marketing tool for many businesses. It’s both an outlet where you can build a reputation and home to a retail operation that’s the launchpad for viral products and saw sales ...

You’ve probably seen the late-night ads promising to reduce tax debt. Even though a majority of Americans can look forward to ...

Due to several major tax rule changes, your 2025 return might feel unfamiliar even if your income looks the same.

With taxpayers seeing larger refunds so far this season, consumer experts are warning that scammers are trying to cash in. Early filing data from the Internal Revenue Service show the average tax ...

As Louisianans find themselves in the midst of tax season, Gov. Jeff Landry celebrated a major cut to the state income tax his administration approved over a year ago, which taxpayers are now seeing ...

Legislation passed by Congress and signed by President Donald Trump to overturn part of D.C.’s tax code does not impact the current tax filing season, D.C.’s attorney general said in an opinion ...

Working for yourself means handling more than just clients and sales; it also involves managing your own taxes. Unlike W-2 employees, business owners are responsible for tracking their income and ...

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WAVE) - Another tax season is upon us, whether we like it or not. According to the Internal Revenue Service, Jan. 26 was the official start of the 2026 filing season. The IRS says ...

Financial uncertainty is a significant source of anxiety and depression for many Americans, especially during tax season. Nearly 70% of Americans report feeling depressed or anxious due to financial ...