IRS returns to work with 5 million pieces of unopened mail waiting
It could take the IRS at least a year to get back to normal, now that parts of the government have reopened
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What opens again now that the government shutdown is over?
Nine out of 15 federal departments were closed, as well as dozens of agencies and national parks
Why you should file your tax return ASAP this year
With tax season booting up, most people should think about filing early this year — here's why
Furloughed IRS employees defy order to go back to work without pay
Shannon Ellis was ordered back to work, but said she can't afford to do so
Tax returns: How the government shutdown, new law will impact you
Tax filing officially kicks off on Monday. Here's what taxpayers need to know about 2019's tax season
Unpaid IRS workers may not show up for tax season
The union representing thousands of IRS workers warns employees are suffering "real hardship" amid the partial shutdown
What's closed during the partial government shutdown?
Nine out of 15 federal departments are closed, as well as dozens of agencies - here's the latest on what's open and closed in the government
IRS waives some penalties on underpaid taxes
The agency is going easier on taxpayers this season, as some people who got refunds in prior years might find out they owe
When is it your job to send out 1099 tax forms?
If you own your own business or are self-employed, you better know the rules because messing up can cost you
Government shutdown lays out "welcome mat" for hackers
Trained staffers at the nation’s most important cyber-defense agencies are not working due to the partial government shutdown
IRS recalls 60 percent of its workers to handle tax refunds
The agency has been practically shuttered since Dec. 22 — something that has never happened during tax season
Trump administration claims tax refunds will still go out
The IRS says many workers who have been furloughed will be called back to help with the refunds
Shutdown causing chaos at IRS — and may delay tax refunds
Taxpayers are still required to file, but IRS won't issue refunds while the agency remains on ice
Use your car for biz? You can deduct more in 2019, IRS says
Business owners and freelancers will enjoy a mileage deduction that could be worth thousands each year
Behind the wheel, and earning a tax deduction
If you drive your car for several reasons, you may be able to claim a valuable break on your federal return
Counting on a tax refund? You may owe this year, IRS says
The tax bill signed by Donald Trump last year may create an unwelcome surprise for some taxpayers in April
A back-door way to max out Roth retirement savings
You can contribute much more than IRS rules appear to allow, making a Roth's tax-free withdrawals even more valuable
Tax changes make this savings account even more valuable
Tax changes give eligible people with disabilities several ways to put additional money into these special accounts
Calendar: Week of December 3
From Grammy Award nominations to the anniversary of the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor, "Sunday Morning" takes a look at some notable events of the week ahead
An IRS rule that can aid your retirement income strategy
The agency's "required minimum distribution" after age 70½ can work as a withdrawal plan, with some big caveats
Make the most of your charitable giving under new tax law
The new tax law will mean fewer people take a deduction for contributions to charity, but here's how you still can
What Trump's tax returns could show (and not show) Americans
With Democrats in charge of the House, there is now a path for the president's tax returns to become public
An important IRA deadline for retirees is coming
In most cases, those 70½ and over will need to make a "required minimum distribution" from your IRA by year-end
Here are 2019's higher limits for retirement savings accounts
The IRS has raised its annual contribution maximums for 401(k)s, IRAs, and health savings accounts
How legal immigrants can claim U.S. tax credits
The key under the tax law is to get a Social Security number valid for employment, so IRS can confirm your identity
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