Taxes April 28, 2026
The Treasury Department said on April 23 that the IRS is planning revisions to Form 990 intended to discover misconduct at tax-exempt organizations and hold fraudsters accountable.
Taxes March 5, 2024
The refundable Recovery Rebate Credit is aimed at taxpayers who did not get one or more of their pandemic-era stimulus checks.
Taxes March 5, 2024
Americans hate taxes so much that they would entertain some bizarre options for a tax-free life, according to WalletHub.
Taxes February 29, 2024
Only taxpayers that have paid their estimated tax payments by Jan. 16 can file by the regular April 15 deadline and avoid penalties.
Taxes February 29, 2024
Recent improvements to Where's My Refund? on IRS.gov provide more information and remains the best way to check the status of a refund.
Taxes February 28, 2024
“When will I get my tax refund?” is one of the most common questions for many taxpayers. While the answer is never exact, we can give you a pretty good estimate based on a few factors
Taxes February 28, 2024
A group of Mississippi tax return preparers were sentenced to prison on February 22, 2024, for charges related to a conspiracy to prepare and file false tax returns for clients in Jackson, Mississippi.
Taxes February 22, 2024
Calling its actions illegal, Attorney General Kris Mayes is asking a federal magistrate to block the IRS from taxing last year’s rebate.
Taxes February 21, 2024
Starting on April 1, the rate for overpayments and underpayments for individuals will be 8% per year, compounded daily.
Taxes February 21, 2024
Audits this spring will look at where inappropriate deductions were made and where personal travel by jet wasn’t logged as income.
Taxes February 21, 2024
IRS Commissioner Daniel Werfel says parents don’t need to wait to file their 2024 tax return while the bill sits in the Senate.
Taxes February 20, 2024
The average tax refund is down more than 20% over last year, according to the latest statistics from the IRS.
Taxes February 19, 2024
As more entrepreneurs embrace remote and hybrid work, they are making sure to write off their home office—but know the rules first.