INTERNATIONAL COALITION FOR HUMAN RIGHTS IN THE PHILIPPINES-US “They are not declaring it, but it is like martial law here,” ...

If you haven’t received your tax forms from your employer by Jan. 31, reach out to your HR department. Keep in mind that ...

Tax Form 1098 tells the IRS how much mortgage interest you paid last year. You may be able to deduct this amount on your Schedule A. Not all mortgage interest is tax deductible. If you have a mortgage ...

The new Income-tax Act, 2025, will overhaul several commonly used tax forms from April 1, 2026, replacing old formats with ...

New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani's "tax the rich" campaign promise is taking shape, seizing the national spotlight with a proposal to impose a new pied-à-terre tax, a rarity in the United States.

As another Tax Day arrives, the average refund this year is $3,462, up 11%, or around $350, from 2025, according to IRS data. "Aggregate refunds are up, average refunds are up, and clearly millions, ...

Thanks to President Donald J. Trump’s signature Working Families Tax Cuts Act — which every single Democrat in Congress voted against — millions of hardworking Americans are seeing bigger refunds and ...

The premerger notification program logged 203 transactions in March 2026 — the highest monthly total since December 2025’s 232 and a figure that would have been unremarkable just 18 months ago.

A new tax break is available this filing season for taxpayers who have car loans on vehicles that meet certain specifications. The One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA), which was passed through Congress ...

People who live and work in Washington state don’t currently pay any income tax. But in a few years, a small group of residents will be subject to one: Washington lawmakers recently passed a bill that ...

Four new tax deductions are available on federal returns for eligible taxpayers whether they itemize deductions, such as claiming mortgage interest, or claim the standard deduction. All four big tax ...

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