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Dems near congressional passage of climate, health package

Democrats are pushing their landmark climate and health care bill toward final congressional approval.

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The IRS wants to spend billions on "enforcement." Here's who is most likely to get audited.

Inflation Reduction Act's $80 billion in IRS funding would come as the risk of getting audited is at a decade-long low.

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With 87,000 new agents, here's who the IRS may target for audits

The Senate approved nearly $80 billion in IRS funding with $45.6 billion for "enforcement." Here's who may be affected by more audits.

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The wealthy now have more time to avoid estate taxes, thanks to an IRS change

If your family has significant wealth, it's now easier to avoid federal estate taxes, thanks to recent changes from the IRS. Here's what to know.

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Democrats are pushing for a free IRS tax filing service. Tax pros worry it’s an ‘administrative nightmare’

Democrats are pushing the IRS to create its own free tax filing system, including a return-free option. But some tax professionals are skeptical.

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This withdrawal strategy can help retirees stretch savings, but it’s ‘highly unlikely you'd stick to it,' says CPA

While some retirees rely on the so-called 4% rule, another approach involves the required minimum distributions that come with 401(k) plans and non-Roth IRAs.

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How soaring inflation may deliver a higher tax bill — especially for retirees, homeowners and high earners

As the cost of living surges, Americans wrestle with higher prices on day-to-day costs. But higher taxes can be a sneaky added expense, especially for retirees.

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IRS head is getting questioned by lawmakers after former FBI officials were audited

U.S. Tax Commissioner Charles Rettig, who was appointed by President Trump in 2018, will face questions behind closed doors from lawmakers in the House and Senate before the end of the month.

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US probes rare, intensive audits of Trump critics

Ex-FBI heads James Comey and Andrew McCabe were subjected to rigorous checks during Trump's presidency.

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How unlikely were those Comey-McCabe audits? See for yourself.

Two former FBI officials targeted by Trump were also targeted by the FBI. How unlikely is that? Very.

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During Trump's presidency, 2 of his nemeses faced invasive IRS audits that impacted about 1 out of 30,600 in 2017 and 1 out of 19,250 in 2019

Former FBI director James Comey and his deputy Andrew McCabe were both axed during Donald Trump's presidency.

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Heir ponders tax implications on inheritance if split with sibling

REAL ESTATE MATTERS | For 2022, the estate tax cutoff is $12.06 million. This means that if you die and your estate is valued at an amount lower than the $12.06 million limit, you owe no federal estate taxes at all.

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Will there be tax implications when you have joint tenants with right of survivorship?

REAL ESTATE MATTERS | The IRS has a rule that states that a homeowner may keep up to $250,000 (up to $500,000 if you’re married) in profits from the sale of a primary residence, as long as the owner has lived in the home for two of the past five years.

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The IRS only answered 1 in 10 taxpayer phone calls

It is taking over a year for some people to get their refunds amid a shaky economy.

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Tax return backlog is still 'crushing the IRS’ — and taxpayers — as pileup exceeds 21 million, agency watchdog reports

The IRS backlog of tax returns has swelled to over 21 million, despite efforts to clear the pileup, according to a watchdog report.

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Tax pros ‘very skeptical’ about expanded IRS voice bots for payments plans

The IRS has expanded artificial intelligence-driven voice bots to tackle payment plans, according to the agency. But tax professionals remain skeptical.

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IRS boosts standard mileage rate deduction to 62.5 cents per mile, a 4 cent hike, as gas soars to more than $5 a gallon

The IRS will boost the standard mileage rate by 4 cents, to 62.5 cents per mile, starting on July 1. The midyear change is due to soaring gas prices.

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The last chance for some tax filers to avoid late penalties is June 15

The last chance to avoid late penalties for second-quarter tax payments is June 15, applying to income from self-employment, small businesses and more.

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How effective were those stimulus checks? Some argue the money may have fueled inflation

Millions of people received billions in aid through three rounds of checks after the onset of Covid-19. A look back at the government's giant relief effort.

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The IRS is sending millions of tax payment letters this month. Don't ignore them.

The notices, called CP14 letters, are sent to people whom the IRS believes owe more in taxes.

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What is a 401(k)? What to know about this retirement investment vehicle

If you work for a private company, one of the easiest ways to save for retirement is a company-sponsored 401(k) plan. Here's how you can take advantage of the retirement plan that's offered by many employers.

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The IRS is working to increase its audit rates for higher earners

The IRS is working to increase its audit rates for the wealthiest Americans, according to a statement released by the agency.

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Still missing your tax refund? You'll soon receive 5% interest — but it’s taxable

If you're still waiting for a tax refund, you may receive 5% interest starting July 1, 2022, according to the IRS. Here's what else to know.

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House Democrats push for state and local taxes relief in appropriations bill

Five House Democrats are still fighting for relief on the $10,000 limit on the federal deduction for state and local taxes through the appropriations process.

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How to sidestep a tax bomb when selling your home

With soaring prices and record home equity, you may expect a profit when selling your property. Here's how to lessen the tax bite.

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IRS insists destruction of 30 million files of taxpayer data won't affect payers

Filers won't be affected by the IRS decision to destroy 30 million so-called paper information returns, the agency said.

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Tax professionals ‘horrified’ by IRS decision to destroy data on 30 million filers

The IRS destroyed an estimated 30 million so-called paper-filed information returns in March 2021, sparking anger from the tax community.

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IRS Taxpayer Assistance Center is offering walk-in help on Saturday

The San Antonio Taxpayer Assistance Center will be open from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Saturday, May 14.

Amid inflation, IRS boosts health savings account contribution limits in 2023 for individuals, family plans

The IRS has announced inflation-adjusted health savings account limits for 2023.

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The IRS has sent more than 78 million refunds. Here's how to check the status of yours

If you filed an accurate tax return online, most refunds are arriving within 21 days, according to the IRS.

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Here’s what to do if you missed the April 18 tax filing deadline

If you missed the April 18 tax deadline, you may cut back on penalties by filing your return promptly. Here's everything late filers need to know.

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Fixing a fraudulent 1099

Here's what can happen if someone steals your Social Security number and finds employment using your name and personal information.

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Tax season is over but the frustration about filing isn't.

The tax deadline has passed but the frustration hasn't for many taxpayers who file for an extension, couldn't file electronically, never did reach anyone by phone to address their issues, or who are still waiting for their 2020 refunds from the IRS.

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What are the penalties and interest for filing taxes late?

Millions of Americans file returns after the Tax Day deadline. If you're in that group, here's what determines how much you'll owe.

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What are the penalties and interest for filing taxes late?

Millions of Americans file returns after the Tax Day deadline. If you're in that group, here's what determines how much you'll owe.

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What are the penalties and interest for filing taxes late?

Millions of Americans file returns after the Tax Day deadline. If you're in that group, here's what determines how much you'll owe.

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Tax fraud sends woman to prison

A woman has been sentenced to prison for preparing and filing false income tax returns,...

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Here’s what to know on Tax Day if you still haven’t filed your return

April 18 is the 2021 federal tax deadline for most Americans. Here's what to know before filing an extension or sending your return.

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Taxes 2022: Here's how to get a filing extension from the IRS

As of April 9, some 50 million Americans had yet to file their returns. Here's what to do if you need more time.

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Want to be ready for retirement? Here's everything you need to know about taxes, 401(k) plans and IRAs

Taxes, 401(k) plans and IRAs are complicated. Here's everything you need to master the fundamentals of both your personal taxes and retirement options.

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On Tax Day, an extension may be better than rushing a return

Monday is Tax Day, the federal deadline for individual tax filings and payments.

Tax Day laggards: Consider filing for extension if in a rush

Millions of Americans wait until the last minute to file their taxes, and this year is no exception.

British rock band The Who announces 2022 tour, returns to stage

The iconic band’s upcoming North American tour brings singer Roger Daltrey and guitarist/songwriter Pete Townshend back after their 2019 tour.

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Taxes During Covid: What You Might Not Know

Monday, April 18th, is the deadline to file your taxes. Filing your taxes in the post-COVID era can be complicated and confusing.

"Aging workforce": IRS struggles to answer calls as it deals with backlog of unprocessed tax returns, staffing shortages

The IRS estimates that more than 3 million tax returns are still being processed from 2021.

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You have one last chance to get stimulus check money–here's how

Third stimulus payments worth up to $1,400 are still available if you haven't received them already.

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Here are some last-minute tips as the April 18 tax filing deadline approaches

If you're scrambling to finish your taxes, it's easy to overlook the forms needed for a complete and accurate return. Here are some of the most common mistakes.

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Tax refunds: Here's where Americans get the biggest IRS refunds

Residents of Wyoming, Connecticut and New York lead the nation in getting bigger checks from the IRS. Here's why.

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How to file your taxes for free

Millions of Americans file their tax returns in the last week of tax season. Here's how to do it without spending a dime.

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How to file your taxes for free

Millions of Americans file their tax returns in the last week of tax season. Here's how to do it without spending a dime.

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Taxes 2022: Here's how to get a filing extension from the IRS

As of April 1, some 70 million Americans had yet to file their returns. Here's what to do if you need more time.

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House lawmakers launch investigation of face-scan contractor ID.me

The House probe marks an escalation of years of controversy over the government’s growing reliance on facial recognition, which boiled over earlier this year after the IRS said it would require Americans to scan their faces in order to access their IRS tax accounts.

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Taxes 2022: Last-minute tax moves that can put money in your pocket

As the April 18 tax filing deadline nears, here are some tips for reducing what you owe or landing a bigger refund.

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Taxes 2022: Here's how to get a filing extension from the IRS

As of April 1, some 70 million Americans had yet to file their returns. Here's what to do if you need more time.

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Frank James now considered a suspect in Brooklyn subway shooting as manhunt continues

Ten people were shot and another 13 injured in the attack on a subway train Tuesday morning.

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IRS unit gets no funds to enforce sanctions on rich Russians

The IRS criminal investigation arm tasked with tracking down sanctioned Russian oligarchs' property failed to receive an infusion of money in the Ukraine aid package.

Quiz: How much do you know about income tax?

You likely know what “income” means, and of course you’re aware of federal and state taxes, and the fact that we have to do them (or have them prepared for us, in some cases), every year. But how much do you know about income tax overall?

Highlights of Congress' $1.5 trillion spending package

Congress is racing to pass a mammoth $1.5 trillion legislative package that would fund the government for the rest of the year.

9+ deductions you should be making if you are self-employed

Whether you’re new to owning your own business or a seasoned vet, taxes can be so stressful. It’s easy to overlook things or simply forget an item here and there.

Quiz: How much do you know about the tax basics?

Tax season is officially here, meaning you have the next couple months to get those returns filed! This year’s IRS deadline is April 18.

Traded cryptocurrency in 2021? Here's how to approach taxes

Alternative finance has captured the attention of investors across the U.S. As the 2022 tax season approaches, traders who are new to cryptocurrency taxation will have to contend with the IRS’ rules for reporting on taxable events.

Feds launch website for claiming part 2 of child tax credit

The White House and Treasury Department launched a revamped Child Tax Credit website meant to help people who were eligible for the expanded tax credit under last year’s pandemic relief bill claim the second half of the payment they were due.

Taxpayers face overloaded IRS as filing season opens Monday

U.S. taxpayers, brace yourselves because tax filing season starts Monday and you can expect the task to be more cumbersome than usual this year.

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Tax season is here: Tips to get your refund processed quicker, without any delays

This season, the IRS will begin accepting returns on January 24. That's about two and a half weeks before last year's start date.

Do you use payment apps like Venmo or Cash App? This is what you need to know for tax season.

New tax laws are changing the way people who use payment apps have to file their taxes.

Here’s what you need to know during tax season if you received monthly child tax credit payments in 2021

Here’s what you need to know during tax season if you received monthly child tax credit payments in 2021

Giving Tuesday: How these 4 tax break changes for 2021 can enhance contributions

For those who plan on donating to a charitable organization for Giving Tuesday, there could be some opportunities to receive money back when filing taxes next year.

Advance child tax credit payments from IRS might not be available for parents of kids who were born in 2021

Another round of child tax credit payments from the Internal Revenue Service is set to hit accounts of qualifying families on Monday but for people who had a baby in 2021, there might not be any advance payments at all.

White House, business groups tangle over Biden tax increases

Don't focus on the bottom line.

EXPLAINER: How cryptocurrency fits into infrastructure bill

What does Bitcoin have to do with roads and bridges.

What parents should know about child tax credit scams

The first advance child tax credit payments have barely gone out and already scammers are trying to trick parents out of their money and sensitive financial information.

Senator: Bipartisan infrastructure bill loses IRS provision

A Republican senator who helped negotiate a nearly trillion-dollar bipartisan infrastructure bill says a proposal to strengthen IRS enforcement to raise money to help pay for the bill's spending is officially off the table.

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First monthly child tax credits go out Thursday

Most families of children age 17 and younger will begin seeing extra money in their accounts this week as the IRS sends the first monthly child tax credit.

VP Kamala Harris touts forthcoming child tax credit to families, additional payment

Vice President Kamala Harris is visiting a child care center to highlight the Biden administration’s efforts to expand child care and relieve the financial pressures of parenthood.

Leak of billionaires' tax data draws GOP outcry over privacy

Republicans in Congress are alarmed by the leak of confidential IRS data to ProPublica that has enabled the investigative news organization to reveal that famous billionaires including Warren Buffett, Bill Gates and Mark Zuckerberg paid little in U.S. income tax at times.

After years, court hands tax win to Michael Jackson heirs

A U.S. tax court has handed a major victory to the estate of Michael Jackson in a years-long battle.

How to prepare your finances before a natural disaster

Financial readiness is critical before any potential natural disaster to ensure your hard-earned money, important documents and possessions are protected.

Don’t let outstanding tax debt overwhelm you. Seek help from Community Tax

Taxes stressing you out? Community Tax can offer relief.

TRUST INDEX: When is Tax Day? Viral meme, IRS extensions confuse taxpayers

The meme, posted in 2018, not only gets the deadline wrong for the year it was posted, but it recently went viral, leading many on social media to believe the meme refers to this year’s tax returns.

New IRS imposter scam targets college students, staff members, FTC warns

A new scam targeting college educators and students is hitting inboxes and tricking recipients into giving up their personal information.

Everything you need to know about filing a tax extension

If you already anticipate needing some extra time to file your federal tax return, there’s some good news. You can always file for an extension.

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5 things you should know if you’re filing taxes for the first time

If you grew up watching your parents get stressed around tax season, then you're probably not looking forward to filing yourself for the first time.

Need some extra time to file your taxes? You got it

The Internal Revenue Service says it’s delaying the traditional tax filing deadline from April 15 until May 17. The new deadline does not apply to estimated tax payments that are due on April 15; those remain due by that day. The pandemic hit in the middle of last year’s tax filing season, setting the agency back in terms of processing. A number of lawmakers and professionals from the tax community have urged the tax filing season be extended to accommodate for these pressures. Rettig is expected to speak to the committee tomorrow about how the IRS is managing this filing season and the need for this extension.

If you're asking, ‘When will I get my tax refund?’ These answers should help

If you're one of the many people expecting a refund from the government this tax season, hooray!

Taxes: Answers to top FAQs about Social Security income

Even for those of us who think we have some knowledge about anything tax related, it can be a stressful time. And it's certainly not a time when you want to play a guessing game.

Before you file taxes online, here’s how to do it securely

SAN ANTONIO – Like most Americans, Matthew Starcez is filing his tax return online. “We’ve been doing our taxes online for the last seven years,” he said. Even if someone steals your password, multi-factor or two-factor authentication could still stop them from getting into your account. But before you even file, security experts say it’s a good idea to make sure your sensitive online financial accounts and router are secure with strong passwords. It’s also available for Mac and Windows computers, but you may need to enable it in the security settings.

Taxes: Answers to FAQs about dependents, exemptions

Even if we think we have some knowledge about anything tax-related, it can be a stressful time. And it's certainly not a time when you want to play a guessing game.

From Homer Simpson to Al Bundy, how TV has had fun with tax season

Tax season can be a reason to laugh, as these famous TV episodes showed.

How do I file taxes if I’m working remotely in another state that’s not my residence?

A common aspect of the COVID-19 pandemic over the past two or so years has been more employees working remotely, but that doesn’t necessarily mean all those people were working from their homes.

That time when Willie Nelson made an album just to pay his IRS debt

Willie Nelson owed millions in taxes, so the IRS came up with an idea to help.

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What exactly is ‘jock tax?’

Tax season is busier than usual for professional athletes and the people they put in charge of their taxes.

10 celebrities busted for tax issues

These 10 celebrities found out the hard way not to mess with the IRS.

Millions of taxpayers still waiting for 2019 refunds to arrive, report says

As people get ready to either file their tax returns or receive refunds from returns already filed for 2020, the IRS is still dealing with a big problem. In mid-February and based on data through Jan. 30, the IRS said it hadn’t yet processed 6.7 million individual income tax returns for 2019. The issue is so serious that the House Ways and Means Committee is asking the IRS to return the deadline for 2020 returns beyond April 15. AdIt remains unclear how much longer those anticipating their refunds from 2019 will have to wait, or if this year’s deadline will be extended. But for the IRS, it could be difficult to focus completely on 2020 in the coming months with millions of 2019 returns still not processed.

Finished your taxes? Take these steps to get ahead for next year

Are you knee-deep in receipts, 1099 forms and W2s? Or are you all done?

You’ve filed your taxes -- now, what should you do with those documents?

If you’ve finally gotten your taxes filed, you’re probably ready to put it all away and move on. Have you considered which documents you should keep? And for how long?

Strange tax deductions that were approved by the government

When it comes to tax write-offs, many people will stretch the limits to see what they can get away with.

Why you should do your taxes early, and how to get started

It is easy to put off doing your taxes until the last minute. No one likes to deal with the IRS, and sometimes, procrastination happens as a result.

5 situations in which pets can be used for tax breaks

For those animal lovers who spend so much money on their pets and hope to recoup some of that cash spent when tax season arrives, this is the cold, hard reality: For the most part, you can’t.

Texan taxpayers affected by winter storms have two extra months to file their returns this year, IRS says

SAN ANTONIO – The Internal Revenue Service is extending tax season deadlines for Texans affected by last week’s winter storms. Individuals and businesses included in the Federal Emergency Management Agency’s recent disaster declaration now have until June 15, 2021, to file their tax returns and pay anything they owe to the IRS. For example, individual tax returns and quarterly estimated income tax payments -- typically due on April 15 -- are now due on June 15. Affected taxpayers can deduct personal property losses not covered by their insurance or through other reimbursements, according to the IRS. For more information on the IRS’s changes for those affected by the winter storms, click here.

This checklist will help ensure you have everything prepared for filing this tax season

Regardless of whether you’ve paid someone for help or tried to do it on your own, even just gathering all the data you need for filing your federal income taxes can seem daunting.

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