MADISON, Wis.-- You’re not alone if you’ve waited until the last minute to file your federal tax return, but you don't have much time left. Tax Day is Monday, May 17th. Jackson Hewitt's…
The House Ways and Means Committee received information from a federal employee at the end of July alleging that there was "possible misconduct" and "inappropriate efforts to influence" the Presidential audit program, according to a letter from the committee's chairman.
Waiting until the last minute is not usually a good idea, especially when it comes to filing your taxes.
Tax day isn't until Monday, but there have already been some surprises for Americans filing their first income tax returns under President Donald Trump's 2017 law.
Most American taxpayers got tax cuts last year, thanks to the new tax law. They just may not have realized it. And filing their returns Monday won't help make it clearer: Refunds have barely risen this year.
Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin informed Congress early Wednesday evening that his department would be unable to comply with House Democrats' deadline for President Donald Trump's tax returns, inserting himself into what is sure to be a pitched battle for the closely held documents.
Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin will face House lawmakers in back-to-back hearings Tuesday, his first appearance since Democrats formally requested President Donald Trump's tax returns.
President Donald Trump pushed in February for his nomination of the Internal Revenue Service's chief counsel to be fast-tracked in the Senate, even before the chamber held confirmation hearings on Trump's pending nominee for attorney general, The New York Times reported Thursday.
Congressional Republicans on Thursday criticized efforts by House Democrats to obtain President Donald Trump's tax returns with House Republican Leader Kevin McCarthy warning that the request "sets a dangerous standard of having the federal government used as a political weapon" and dismissing the move as "a waste of time."
Stephen Moore, President Donald Trump's pick for a seat on the Federal Reserve Board, owes $75,000 in taxes and penalties to Uncle Sam.
American taxpayers who fell short on paying their IOUs to Uncle Sam over the course of 2018 will be getting some more relief from the Internal Revenue Service.
The Treasury Department's latest weekly figures show that average taxpayer refunds are just about the same as last year's, even under the new tax reform.
Federal prosecutors have charged an analyst with the Internal Revenue Service with illegally disclosing confidential reports about Michael Cohen's bank records that revealed that President Donald Trump's former lawyer had sought to profit from his proximity to the White House, according to a complaint unsealed on Thursday.
Americans are seeing smaller refunds this year thanks to the 2017 tax reform -- and the Treasury Department says that's a good thing.
The Internal Revenue Service accumulated a backlog of 5 million unsorted pieces of mail during the five-week government shutdown, according to an agency watchdog report released Tuesday.
Tax year 2018 marks the first year of the updated tax code under the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017.
The Internal Revenue Service has granted taxpayers an extra day to file and return any taxes that were due on Dec. 5, a national day of mourning to honor President George H.W. Bush.
Hurricane Florence victims in parts of North Carolina will get more time to file and pay certain taxes that were originally due in the coming weeks.
About as many Americans view Immigration and Customs Enforcement favorably as those who view it unfavorably, according to a new Pew Research poll released Tuesday.
New York, Connecticut, Maryland and New Jersey filed a lawsuit Tuesday claiming last year's tax overhaul violated the constitution by unfairly targeting Democratic states.
The IRS is cutting the 1040 form in half.
President Donald Trump's nominee to head the IRS owns a stake in two rental units at a Trump-branded hotel in Hawaii.
The IRS pulled an all-nighter.
Taxpayers, you're getting an extra day -- Wednesday is the new deadline to file and pay taxes after the Internal Revenue Service spent hours dealing with technical difficulties on Tuesday.
