The IRS will begin processing returns for 2022 taxes, beginning Jan. 23.
Tax season starts Jan. 24
The IRS will begin processing returns for 2021 taxes, beginning Jan. 24. If the federal agency doesn't extend the tax season deadline -- as it has for the past two years -- taxpayers have until April 18 to submit their tax returns. "The pandemic continues to create challenges, but the IRS reminds people there are … Continue reading Tax season starts Jan. 24
Make your tax return happy and check off this list by Dec. 31
Your brain may be flooded with holiday to-do lists this December. But there’s another checklist you should run through now that could affect your financial situation next year. Here are a few ways to help reduce your taxable income and put you in a better position for a larger tax refund next year. UPDATE YOUR … Continue reading Make your tax return happy and check off this list by Dec. 31
Taxpayers have until July 15 to file their returns
Tax season for 2020 has begun. The IRS officially began accepting tax returns for the 2019 year on Jan. 27. Taxpayers initially had until April 15 to file their returns and avoid penalties. But the IRS extended the deadline to July 15 in response to pandemic concerns and hardships related to COVID-19. July may seem … Continue reading Taxpayers have until July 15 to file their returns
Where’s my tax refund?
Congratulations, the IRS is sending you a tax refund. But where is it?
Tax season begins January 28, with or without shutdown
The IRS said this week that the agency would start processing tax returns on Jan 28 and would issue refunds to taxpayers "despite the government shutdown."
What the new tax law means for Giving Tuesday and other charitable giving
Giving to charity is a reward in and of itself. And the first Giving Tuesday under a new tax era serves as a big reminder of that.
Time is running out for taxpayers who received IRS extensions in 2018
For those who filed for extensions on filing their taxes in April, IRS deadlines are creeping up fast.
IRS strongly urges taxpayers to do a ‘paycheck checkup’
The IRS is trying to spread the word: Check your tax withholdings now to avoid possible surprises in April.
Millions of taxpayers expected to owe IRS because employers aren’t taking enough out of their paychecks
Thirty million Americans will be cutting a check to the IRS this spring because their employers didn’t withhold enough money.
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