Did you procrastinate doing your taxes? Here are 3 tips on filing last-minute
If you've procrastinated doing your taxes for this long, you're almost out of time. Here are some tips for last-minute filers.
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If you've procrastinated doing your taxes for this long, you're almost out of time. Here are some tips for last-minute filers.
There are limited ways in which artificial intelligence can help you do your taxes, but you shouldn't trust it with too much and put your personal information and your tax refund at risk. Josh Sidorowicz is In Your Corner with tips from Mike Valenti, tax director at Bryn Mawr Trust Advisors.
As scammers use more aggressive tactics to try and steal your tax refund, here's a look at the steps you can take to safeguard your money.
This tax season, scam callers are mentioning taxes or claiming to be the IRS in aggressive efforts to try to steal your identity, experts say.
With the tax filing deadline now just two months away, financial experts are warning taxpayers to avoid common mistakes when they file.
The IRS has not experienced any widespread issues this tax season, and has processed about 60.7 million of the 61.4 million returns it has received. Josh Sidorowicz has what you need to know if you still need to file your 2025 tax return.
As the deadline to file gets closer, cybersecurity experts warn, you're even more likely to be targeted by scammers. You could still be at risk even if you've already filed.
The IRS layoffs include hundreds of federal tax employees in Philadelphia who received termination notices within the past 24 hours.
In March, Mayor Pete Byron pleaded guilty to federal charges involving fraudulent tax returns for 2017 and 2018 back when he was a commissioner.
Most taxpayers can extend that deadline to Oct. 15, with a catch.
Students in a finance and accounting class at George Washington High School are learning how to prepare tax returns.
The IRS says the average refund is lower than last year.
A government watchdog warns that tax pros might not do a better job than you can — and some are straight-up fraudsters.
Here's everything you need to know about filing your federal income taxes in 2023.
COVID and the policies to help fight its economic implications have put the IRS far behind in its processing of tax returns.
There are fewer people at the IRS to do audits -- but computers have taken over and an audit is still a real possibility.
Assemblyman John McKeon introduced a bill requiring presidential candidates in New Jersey to release their tax returns in order to appear on the ballot.
There are just three weeks until your taxes are due -- and this year you get additional time to prepare.
These seven strange and arcade deductions might help you lower your tax burden this year.
Christina Knaack said when she posted a message on her Facebook to share with her family and friends, she never expected what would happen next.
The presumptive Republican nominee told The Associated Press in an interview Tuesday "there's nothing to learn from them."
There is just two more weeks to file your tax returns. If you're waiting for the last minute, you better be sure to double and even triple check all of the numbers. As 3 On Your Side's Consumer Reporter Jim Donovan finds, even a simple mistake could leave you empty handed.
Tax season opens Tuesday when the IRS begins processing returns, but the agency says you can get a jump on it by filing online.
Tax preparers across the country are warning customers of big changes that could affect tax returns this year and whether you owe or will get money back. 3 On Your Side's Jim Donovan explains that is has to do with the introduction of the Affordable Care Act last year.
