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Because of a quirk in tax law, about 20 states may tax the aid that companies received through the $670 billion Paycheck Protection Program.

If you haven't filed your taxes yet, don't worry: You can still file for an extension.

Here's what to know in order to avoid penalties and interest.

You should file your return, even if you cannot afford your payment.

Many were unaware their payment would be arriving on a debit card.

Don't forget to make last-minute contributions or claim deductions you are eligible for.

Here's what you need to know about deductions vs. credits, and how to determine which one is better for your wallet.

The IRS extended the tax-filing deadline income earned in 2019 from April 15 to July 15, which also gave Americans three months longer to put money in their IRA.

You could have an underpayment on your hands, which means you owe the IRS money, and soon.

Some Americans are discovering they have no choice but to file a paper return for 2019. Here's why.

Some people have outstanding refunds but haven't actually gotten their money back yet. There's $1.5 billion worth of unclaimed refunds from 2016 - here's how to get it.

The IRS offers some options for repayment to qualifying taxpayers.

The IRS sent about 965,000 stimulus payments to decedents.

Refund wait times typically range from fewer than 21 days to eight weeks.

According to the IRS, there are $1.5 billion worth of unclaimed refunds from the 2016 tax year. And the bad news is, if that money isn't claimed by July 15, 2020, it's gone for good.

Millions of individuals received debit cards instead of paper checks.

Coronavirus cases continue to rise in states throughout the U.S.

The IRS has resumed processing paper returns as millions wait for their money.

You should file tax forms with the IRS by July 15, no matter how stressed or financially stretched you are this year. Here's why.

Mistakes could lead the agency to flag your return.