Taxes June 29, 2026
Santeva Speights, who prepared tax returns in Milledgeville, GA, was charged Thursday with two counts of tax fraud after obtaining $28,490 from fraudulent tax filings, according to a federal indictment.
Taxes June 17, 2026
The department's tax system automatically sent roughly 27,000 incorrect Notice of Adjustment letters in April that alleged filers owed taxes they already paid or had to repay refunds they received.
Taxes June 11, 2026
The IRS has released its 2025 Data Book, which provides the latest stats on revenue collected, refunds, taxpayer services, audits and compliance, and the agency's budget and workforce.
Taxes June 10, 2026
U.S. Sen. Tommy Tuberville, who is running for governor in Alabama, has threatened to file a lawsuit against an Alabama news outlet after a journalist posted personal information gathered from his tax records.
Taxes April 6, 2026
A typo by the New York State Department of Taxation and Finance resulted in more than 50,000 tax filers paying more in taxes or receiving smaller refunds.
Taxes March 13, 2026
Wide-scale changes to when the U.S. Postal Service collects mail and postmarks envelopes could jeopardize timely tax returns and the ability for voters in Oregon and other states to have their ballots counted, Sen. Ron Wyden (D-OR) warned March 12.
Taxes February 20, 2026
Only 2% of federal income tax returns were filed through Free File, despite 70% of filers qualifying, according to a NerdWallet analysis.
Taxes January 30, 2026
The suit was filed Thursday in Miami federal court by the president, his sons Donald Jr. and Eric, and the Trump Organization, which manages the president’s real estate holdings.
Taxes November 5, 2025
In an email sent to comptrollers in the 25 states that partner with the agency on Direct File, the IRS said the program won't be provided next year and "no launch date has been set for the future."
Taxes October 31, 2025
A survey commissioned by TaxSlayer Pro found that while most people still file their own taxes, the data suggests that many hand things over to a tax professional once their life—and finances—become more complicated.
Taxes October 22, 2025
The bipartisan IRS MATH Act, as it’s known, cleared the Senate unanimously on Oct. 21, after previously winning approval in the House of Representatives on a voice vote in April.