Smaller tax refunds could ding economic growth
The period's growth was already forecast to be low, and shrinking refunds could depress it even more
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The period's growth was already forecast to be low, and shrinking refunds could depress it even more
Now you can easily find out when your check will arrive, but you'll also have to allow yourself to be tracked
Proposals to jack up taxes on the richest Americans are back on the political map, and still popular with the public
With tax season booting up, most people should think about filing early this year — here's why
Tax filing officially kicks off on Monday. Here's what taxpayers need to know about 2019's tax season
The youngest woman ever elected to Congress wants to raise the tax rate on top earners to as much as 70 percent
The agency's "required minimum distribution" after age 70½ can work as a withdrawal plan, with some big caveats
But it just might turn out that for many retirees, the surprise will be a pleasant one: A lower tax bill
Teams in states with higher personal income tax rates have a lower chance of making the playoffs
While many Americans believe it is, that's not what is really happening, even if the trust fund becomes "exhausted"
Federal income tax is Uncle Sam's biggest revenue source, but only slightly more than half of Americans pay it
Even a modest boost in your post-tax-cut paycheck can have profound impacts -- if you use this found money wisely
Employers are scrambling now to calculate new withholding amounts, but you can get a good idea using this information
The tax changes, tilted toward corporations and the rich, also benefit regular folks -- but in total, it's a mixed bag
Good news for lower-income people, but even better news for owners of business partnerships and other wealthy types
Party leaders are keeping a tight wrap on the plan, to be revealed soon -- meantime, here's what's on experts' minds
The IRS is extending tax deadlines for people and employers in some of the areas hardest hit by the killer storms
Although your contributions are made with aftertax dollars, withdrawals are tax-free -- a big edge for younger workers
The boxing champ let his IRS debt climb to $22 million before offering to settle up -- you should move a lot quicker
Mayor says controversial levy on wealthier residents will foster economic fairness, but some experts warn of adverse impact
Court challenges are likely after some opponents called the tax illegal and unconstitutional, and warned the tax may only expand
The party that lives for this chance is confronting devilishly difficult conflicts to get where it wants to go
But even though seven levy no income tax at all, that's not the only factor that should play into any relocation decision
If you've ever crowdfunded, sold things online or even had a hobby, you might owe the IRS money
You have plenty of opportunities to make moves before Dec. 31 that will lower what you owe Uncle Sam