Trump defends "tax shelter" practice after report that his businesses lost millions
The New York Times reported Mr. Trump lost more than a billion during a period over the 1980s and 1990s
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Trump attorney calls Congress a "junior-varsity IRS"
Democratic lawmakers have given the Treasury Department an April 23 deadline to disclose six years of the president's tax returns
New York Democrats lead effort for Trump's state tax returns
"We have Donald Trump's tax returns here in the state of New York and we can provide them to Congress if the IRS, if the Treasury Department won't," N.Y. state Sen. Brad Hoylman told CBS News
Average tax refund is little changed at $2,833, IRS chief says
Most taxpayers feel their taxes haven't gone down under the new tax laws, and many believe they are paying more
New York lawmakers push bill requiring elected officials to release taxes
The NY TRUTH Act would require statewide elected officials in New York, including the president, to disclose state income tax returns
Mulvaney vows Democrats will "never" see Trump's tax returns
The White House acting chief of staff said "voters knew the president could've have given his tax returns," knew he didn't and "elected him anyway" in 2016
Top Democrat formally requests 6 years of Trump's tax returns
The Democratic chairman of the House Ways and Means Committee sent a formal request to the IRS requesting six years of returns
IRS again lowers penalty threshold for underpaying taxes after outcry
The measure comes amid taxpayer concerns about misjudging payments following the Tax Cuts & Jobs Act
Washington state passes bill mandating political candidates release tax returns
Senators approved the bill on a 28-21 vote Tuesday, sending it to the House
File your tax return before a con artist does it for you
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2019 tax returns: How to file your taxes for free
Depending on your income, age and profession, you may be able to tap free services to file your 2019 tax returns
Average tax refund now slightly higher than last year
The average refund for 2018 is now over $3,100, but the number of people getting a refund is down by 2 million
What does Cohen's testimony mean for Trump?
The president's former attorney accused Mr. Trump of committing several crimes
The average tax refund is down more than $500 this year
Refunds are 16 percent lower over the first three weeks of tax season compared with 2018, the latest IRS data show
Pros and cons of tax refund loans and debit cards
The major tax-preparation companies all offer products and services that can help -- but they come at a cost
Tax refunds are lower for second week in a row
Returns are being processed more slowly, and the average refund is about $185 below its level last year
Democrats launch investigation into Trump's tax returns
Just a month into their new majority, Democrats are probing the administration's controversial move to separate families at the border
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
How to make most of expanded child tax credit
One of the most notable changes to the child tax credit in 2018 is it doubled from $1,000 per kid to $2,000 per kid
Trump files 2017 taxes following 6-month extension
Since launching his campaign in 2015, Mr. Trump has refused to release his tax returns from any year
IRS says victims of Hurricane Michael will get tax filing relief
Individuals who had a valid extension to Oct. 15 for filing their 2017 return now will have until Feb. 28, 2019, to file
At IRS, auditing taxpayers is dying tradition
Of the 245 million tax returns the agency processed last year, just 1 in 160 drew scrutiny, the lowest level in 15 years
Millions of taxpayers could wind up owing for 2018
Changes to the tax code that are now in effect might snare up to 4.5 million Americans at tax time next April
Manafort fraud trial wraps up first week - live updates
The court is moving through witnesses quickly in the trial of Donald Trump's former campaign chairman
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Hegseth fires Pentagon's top military planner over alleged leaks
Judge rejects DOJ's push to force California to set aside ballots
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Classified material missing from Epstein files, documents suggest
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