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You could easily end up in hot water with the IRS, but you can get relief from any tax due or penalties
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You could easily end up in hot water with the IRS, but you can get relief from any tax due or penalties
The IRS is extending tax deadlines for people and employers in some of the areas hardest hit by the killer storms
The DOJ won't be revisiting the IRS targeting case, it announced, prompting the frustration of conservatives
People in some areas affected by Harvey may be granted an extension -- such as fling 2016 tax return by end of Jan. 2018
Cyberthieves are tricking people inside companies into sharing worker W-2 forms that contain Social Security numbers
Although your contributions are made with aftertax dollars, withdrawals are tax-free -- a big edge for younger workers
A lot of fuel for the trend comes from the nearly singular way the U.S. taxes Americans who live abroad
The agency is vowing to block illegal robocalls, but it admits the job will be tough and is just in the early stages
The decision shouldn't be made lightly, and it really depends on what you're going to do with the cash
The agency is rolling out a new conferencing system to better serve people living in rural areas
The boxing champ let his IRS debt climb to $22 million before offering to settle up -- you should move a lot quicker
The IRS is again going outside the agency for help in collecting past-due taxes -- here's what you need to know
Authorities say 68-year-old former civilian defense contractor has sent IRS several unusual objects
Here's a straightforward way to generate reliable retirement income from almost any IRA or 401(k)
But even though seven levy no income tax at all, that's not the only factor that should play into any relocation decision
Hundreds of millions of dollars in benefits are floating in limbo -- here's how to find out if any of it is yours
President Trump's budget calls for new eligibility restrictions on immigrants not legally authorized to work in the U.S.
These three common money mistakes can happen in an instant. Here's how to fix them -- or better yet avoid them altogether
Senior White House official explained what President Trump's expected religious liberties executive order will entail
You can easily make a bad situation a lot worse if you don't take these steps, especially if you panic or talk too much
Here's a sampling of the companies that are trying to take some sting out of the filing deadline
You're entitled to an additional six months to file for 2016 and not be considered late -- here's how
Republicans have called for the firing of IRS chief John Koskinen, who they say assisted Lois Lerner in targeting conservative groups
An IRS tool individuals use to add info to the federal aid form got breached, making the process even more cumbersome
Access to consumer data helps companies like Credit Karma and H&R Block market other financial products