The No. 1 thing Americans plan to do with their tax refund
If you're not sure what to do with your tax refund, take a look at what other taxpayers have planned
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If you're not sure what to do with your tax refund, take a look at what other taxpayers have planned
The IRS warns that a scam it uncovered last year involving corporate payroll departments continues to steal tax refunds
If you aren't diligent about claiming all you're entitled to, you can wind up with an uncomfortably high tax bill
They're called "adjustments to income" because they lower your gross income, and you don't have to itemize to claim them
Their advantage: They aren't subject to being phased out as your adjusted gross income goes up
Lending by tax preparers has a checkered past, but now they say they're not profiting from this way of getting customers
Many early-filing Americans looking for quick extra cash will be disappointed in 2017 -- will you be among them?
Former New Jersey mailman Earl Champagne says he was paid $50 for every tax refund check he stole and gave to others
To get the biggest possible refund from the IRS, you need to go beyond the obvious categories
If you figure that most would say to splurge on some extra spending or a vacation, you'd be well far of the mark
Under certain conditions -- like these -- your overall tax bill will be lower if you go it alone instead of jointly
The IRS has a tool that lets you know when your return has been received and approved -- and when your money is sent
The big tax-prep firms will put your refund on a debit card or deduct your fee from your refund -- with strings attached
You may incur no "out-of-pocket cost" for getting your tax return prepared, but the back-end fees are exorbitant
Some 40 million Americans will get a check from the IRS this year -- will you be among those who get one in 10 days?
With states and the IRS tweaking their processes to cut down on fraud, some refunds may take longer
A rapidly growing problem with tax-return identity theft can keep taxpayers waiting months for refunds
If you're among the more than 300,000 taxpayers who did, here's what you need to know about getting a refund
Taxpayers are still finding that large refunds are being taken from them due to over-payments to their relatives by the Social Security Administration
Getting a big check from the IRS is exciting, but it might not be the best for your long-term financial health