Taxes

The NAM survey of manufacturers found that companies are burdened by the cost and complexity of President Biden's regulations and expired tax incentives ahead of the State of the Union.

A select number of taxpayers in 12 different states can now file their federal income taxes for free with the IRS through its pilot "Direct File" program.

A U.S. Army employee pleaded guilty to stealing $108 million in Army funds to purchase personal items, including jewelry, clothing, cars and homes.

Tax companies like TurboTax, Jackson Hewitt, H&R Block and Cash App Taxes are popular to file with. They all offer different rates and services for customers.

The IRS has provided an early glimpse at tax refund data, revealing just how much money taxpayers can expect to receive from Uncle Sam this filing season.

Tax season can be a point of stress for Americans. This guide outlines the steps to filing your taxes if you choose to go through the process without a CPA.

President Biden has recently touted economic success, but according to a Gallup poll, many Americans don’t feel satisfied with federal taxes, wealth distribution and the economy.

If you have already filed your tax return for 2023 and have a refund coming, there is a quick way to track it using the IRS' "Where's my refund" tool.

The IRS announced that it is going to ramp up audits of corporate jet usage as part of its push to collect more in unpaid taxes from wealthy Americans.

People visiting Hawaii could potentially face an extra $25 tax in the future. A bill making such a proposal has been introduced in the state legislature.

Americans who fail to make on-time and accurate estimated quarterly tax payments could be hit with a surprise bill after the IRS penalty jumped to 8%.

Discover the top 10 U.S. states with favorable tax environments, influencing financial well-being, from Alaska's oil revenue dividends to the vibrant cultural scene in Texas.

The 0% tax on long-term capital gains can amount to serious savings for taxpayers, but it's a complicated and often overlooked aspect of the U.S. tax code.

The IRS makes annual adjustments to the federal income tax bracket in order to account for inflation, which allows Americans to boost their take-home pay.