Income Taxes

Income Tax January 20, 2026 

Every taxpayer’s situation is different depending on how they earn taxable income, so here’s a list of the most common forms to watch for.

Taxes January 20, 2026 

The battle over a new tax on California's billionaires is set to heat up in the coming months as citizens spar over whether the state should squeeze its ultra-rich to better serve its ordinary residents.

Taxes January 19, 2026 

With a huge amount of tax dollars at stake, it is important to strictly adhere to the rules for qualified appraisals. Don’t be overly greedy.

Ken Berry, JD

Taxes January 19, 2026 

Far-right gubernatorial candidate James Fishback is looking to institute a so-called “sin tax” of 50% on income generated from OnlyFans, the popular online streaming service known for adult content.

Taxes January 16, 2026 

Intuit says it plans to launch nearly 600 Expert Office locations, and 20 new TurboTax stores in locations across the nation.

Isaac M. O'Bannon

Taxes January 15, 2026 

The Treasury Department and the IRS released interim rules on the additional first-year depreciation deduction for eligible depreciable property acquired and placed in service after Jan. 19, 2025, provided by the One Big Beautiful Bill Act.

Jason Bramwell

Taxes January 15, 2026 

An easy-to-view chart with no data entry. See when you will probably get your 2026 IRS income tax refund.

Isaac M. O'Bannon

Taxes January 15, 2026 

Gov. Mike Kehoe wants Missouri voters to phase out the state's income tax and fill the resulting $9 billion budget hole with an expansion of the state’s sales tax base.

Taxes January 14, 2026 

The planes were seized from Thomas Shaughnessy, who has been "uncooperative" with the IRS as it attempts to collect the just over $1.6 million he owes from 2014, according to court records.

Taxes January 14, 2026 

Sixty-one percent of Washingtonians back the idea of a 9.9% tax on incomes greater than $1 million, versus just 29% opposed, according to a poll from Northwest-based DHM Research.

Taxes January 12, 2026 

Taxpayers can begin preparing their taxes now and then have the system electronically file the return once the IRS officially starts accepting them later this month.

Taxes January 9, 2026 

There's no doubt the U.S. needs more tax revenue, but there are far better ways to get it than tariffs, wealth taxes, or flat taxes.