You might eligible and not even know it.

If you paid certain tax penalties and fees during COVID, you might qualify for a significant tax refund, but the time to file a claim is quickly running out.

We laughed. Everyone knows marriage saves you money on taxes. Or so we thought.

If you're struggling with back taxes, a tax relief company may be able to help negotiate with the IRS to reduce penalties and ...

The qualified small business stock (“QSBS”) exclusion rule under IRC § 1202 is one of the most advantageous and well-known tax breaks in the ...

The national taxpayer advocate’s Fiscal Year 2027 Objectives Report to Congress says the IRS processed about 139 million ...

Income-tax returns: Want to clear your taxes online? Here are the tax payment modes under e‑Pay Tax, explained. We explain ...

Offer in Compromise, Installment Agreement, Currently Not Collectible, and Penalty Abatement each solve a different problem – and taxpayers who confuse them often end up in the wrong one. IRVINE, CA / ...

A federal district court vacated IRS Notice 2025-42 as arbitrary and capricious under the APA, restoring the five percent safe harbor for wind and large solar projects claiming Section 45Y or 48E ...

Several employees at the Internal Revenue Service's Atlanta campus in Chamblee say they are frustrated with what they describe as ongoing rodent infestations and deteriorating working conditions ...

Whether you're eligible for the EITC and how much you'll get depends on many factors, including how much you earn and how many children you have. Prepare your taxes carefully because simple errors can ...

April 15 — tax day — was exactly 54 days ago. If you are among the U.S. taxpayers who didn’t file on time, putting your income taxes on extension bought an extra six months to complete your return.