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To get the biggest possible refund from the IRS, you need to go beyond the obvious categories
Procrastinators, beware: the longer you wait to work on your taxes, the pricier it might be
If you figure that most would say to splurge on some extra spending or a vacation, you'd be well far of the mark
The agency has suspended the use of its "IP PIN tool" after finding that even this system has been compromised
Once you cross the 50-year-old mark, advantageous tax rules start coming your way, and just keep coming
Fraudsters want to get tax filers' data any way they can, including through CEOs and HR departments
Under certain conditions -- like these -- your overall tax bill will be lower if you go it alone instead of jointly
Scammers target taxpayers online; here's what to look out for
Although taxpayers are often nervous about attracting auditor' attention, the odds are against it
Do-it-yourselfers may be able to prepare and file their returns for free, but there are some catches
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
If you get hit by this fast-rising form of ID theft, the IRS has steps you can take to undo its damage
You may incur no "out-of-pocket cost" for getting your tax return prepared, but the back-end fees are exorbitant
Tax rip-offs are as sure as flowers in springtime -- here's how to make sure you don't get plucked
Some 40 million Americans will get a check from the IRS this year -- will you be among those who get one in 10 days?
Preparing and filing a tax return on your own is getting increasingly difficult, and that could cost you thousands
CBS News business analyst Jill Schlesinger has some advice if you haven't filed your taxes yet
As tax-filing season draws to a close, the agency has managed to do a lot more with a lot less, but things could get a lot worse
At this point you probably need more time to do a thorough job of preparing your return, so here's the solution
Don't let the various tax forms confuse you -- here's a guide to the most common tax returns you'll use when filing taxes
Getting a big check from the IRS is exciting, but it might not be the best for your long-term financial health
Whether you are filling out a simple tax return or have a more complex situation -- check out these tips for first-time filers
From filing an extension to what to do if you can't pay it in full, read your 2015 tax bill checklist
These six red flags that can trigger questions from the IRS, or even a full-blown tax audit
