Why fewer tax returns have been filed so far this year
The IRS has seen almost a 9 percent drop in returns, and the reasons behind the falloff are many
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The IRS has seen almost a 9 percent drop in returns, and the reasons behind the falloff are many
Tax agency wrongly grabbed bank accounts, treating them like criminal funds, U.S. Treasury inquiry finds
If you’re your own boss, you need to know about these breaks -- or you might wind up paying more tax than required
IRS is allowing private debt collectors to call people who owe back taxes, which some say "makes absolutely no sense"
As you scramble to file by this year's April 18 deadline, be sure you don't make these common mistakes
You'll have to be sure the charity getting your old wheels is "qualified" by the IRS -- but that's just the first rule
Even as the odds fall of getting audited, this trio can put you in the taxman’s crosshairs
You may need to take a "required minimum distribution" by Friday March 31 this year, instead of the usual April 1
Companies have many ways to profit from such service, and several are fighting hard to keep the IRS itself out of it
The IRS has different rules for different kinds of gifts, including the documentation you need to get and keep
"He is a trained professional – do not try this at home"
You'll pay processing fees and interest charges and could max out your credit -- here's a better way to pay off a big tax bill
The Education Dept. and IRS have shut down a tool that can download your tax return info into the FAFSA financial aid form
Low-income taxpayers have a nearly secret weapon for getting help to put money away for retirement
Yes, you can get back more in a refund than you actually paid in income taxes, but not if you don't file
Special tax to thwart loopholes hiked president's income tax rate in 2005
These dollar-for-dollar reductions in your tax bill could save you plenty, so don’t ignore them
Spencer, the prominent white nationalist, runs the Virginia-based National Policy Institute
These simple strategies can help taxpayers hold on to as much of their income as possible
In many situations, there’s no requirement to do so, but the conditions that free you from filing aren't exactly simple
If you want to lower your chances of being selected for one, you need to know what can trigger it
The odds of having your tax return scrutinized may be low now, but not zero -- and will likely go back up again
Beware: The IRS and State Department will soon begin a new program targeting people who have delinquent tax debt
If you've never heard of the Saver’s Credit, it's time to become acquainted -- it just might cut your federal income tax
The IRS warns that a scam it uncovered last year involving corporate payroll departments continues to steal tax refunds