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Worked a side gig last year? Here's how to tackle your tax return.

Hiring a tax preparer could work to your benefit.

If you're counting on a tax refund, the earlier you file, the earlier you'll have the money you need.

The Internal Revenue Service plans to hire 5,000 more workers during tax season as returns pile up.

The Internal Revue Service is offering walk-in services at more than 30 Taxpayer Assistance Centers this Saturday.

State lawmakers are stepping up against what some see as an attempted power grab by the Internal Revenue Service.

The IRS is taking steps to relieve the backlog of tax returns.

The IRS says most taxpayers that claimed either the Earned Income Tax Credit or Additional Child Tax Credit should receive their refund by March 1.

The IRS needs technological upgrades and fewer responsibilities as taxpayers are left hanging.

The Internal Revenue Service said Monday that it will allow taxpayers to opt-out of using facial recognition software to verify their identity and access their online accounts as the agency tries to quell widespread backlash.

With millions of Americans expecting a tax refund this year, the IRS has one request for those looking to get their money faster: File your return electronically and as soon as possible.

House Republicans in a Wednesday letter called on the IRS to ensure Americans receive their tax refunds in a “timely” manner.

Credible.com personal finance expert Dan Roccato on how to avoid scams for the 2022 tax season.

IRS Commissioner Chuck Rettig on Tuesday sounded the alarm over the agency's massive backlog of unprocessed returns, which he warned could lead to a “challenging” tax season.

The Internal Revenue Service raised serious red flags about the protection of confidential taxpayer information and fundamental civil liberties when it announced a major expansion of its collaboration with ID.me.

With tax season officially underway, Americans should be on the lookout for new laws that could affect their taxes.

The IRS paid out the last monthly installment of the child tax credit in December, but millions of parents are still entitled to more money from the expanded program.

The IRS has agreed to abandon its plan to use facial recognition through a third party to identify taxpayers after both Republican and Democratic lawmakers condemned the practice.