So far, tax refunds this year are smaller than in 2018
Average refund dropped by $170 from this time last year, leaving some taxpayers fuming
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Average refund dropped by $170 from this time last year, leaving some taxpayers fuming
Back in November, the IRS came up with an internal schedule for processing tax refunds — then the shutdown happened
The IRS started accepting tax returns this week -- here are some tips for collecting your dough
Now that Internal Revenue Service has reopened its doors, taxpayers seeking refunds are urged to file returns ASAP
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
Trained staffers at the nation’s most important cyber-defense agencies are not working due to the partial government shutdown
The IRS says many workers who have been furloughed will be called back to help with the refunds
Taxpayers are still required to file, but IRS won't issue refunds while the agency remains on ice
The tax bill signed by Donald Trump last year may create an unwelcome surprise for some taxpayers in April
The key under the tax law is to get a Social Security number valid for employment, so IRS can confirm your identity
Even though it was your money from the beginning, it feels great to get a refund check -- so don't blow it
Many people admit they should have started saving years ago, but it's not too late to invest in the future
The criminals get their hands on returns from previous years, then use that information to file new fraudulent returns
The federal government might still owe you money, but the only way to get it is to claim it
For many Americans, the big incentive to finish their taxes is a fat refund check. Here are six ideas to use it
Waiting until the April 17 filing deadline may raise the risk of unwelcome surprises
Cybercriminals using purloined Social Security numbers, banking and other consumer data to steal taxpayer refunds
Taxpayers who claim them won't see the same speedy processing of their returns that the IRS gives everyone else
Refunds will start to be processed in February, but some will be delayed due to computer changes at the IRS
The IRS has seen almost a 9 percent drop in returns, and the reasons behind the falloff are many
Low-income taxpayers have a nearly secret weapon for getting help to put money away for retirement
American consumers lifted their spending by a scant 0.1 percent last month, perhaps because of delayed tax refunds
These dollar-for-dollar reductions in your tax bill could save you plenty, so don’t ignore them
The number of taxpayers whose refunds were grabbed by ID thieves fell by almost half last year, thanks to new security steps