The Latest Breaking News from IRS

Most people think they’re flying under the radar when it comes to federal financial surveillance. You deposit a check, use your debit card, pay some...

Renovating your home can be exciting—finally installing that dream kitchen, upgrading outdated plumbing, or turning your unfinished basement into a cozy guest suite. But while...

Side hustles are no longer just for millennials trying to crush student debt—retirees are getting in on the action, too. From freelancing to flipping furniture, older Americans are using side gigs to supplement Social Security and savings. But there’s one big catch: the IRS is watching. In recent years, the…

Credit card debt can feel like a heavy weight. The interest piles up, and the balance never seems to shrink. When you’re staring at a...

Artificial intelligence is taking over tax preparation at major brokerage houses, easing the burden on small and large investors. That means less time poring through spreadsheets, looking to save pennies, and more time growing long-term assets. 

Retirement accounts are supposed to be safe places for your money. You work hard, save, and expect those funds to be there when you need them. But what if you woke up one day and found your retirement account frozen? It happens more often than you might think, and it…

The Supreme Court rejected Monday an appeal to block the Internal Revenue Service from accessing  Coinbase Global Inc.'s (NASDAQ:COIN) user data.

Sen. Thom Tillis (R-N.C.) said Sunday he will not run again in 2026, a decision that landed less than 24 hours after he crossed President Donald Trump on a marquee tax-and-immigration bill and drew an instant primary threat.

Rep. Jason Smith (R-MO) is celebrating the House-passed bill that would shut down the Internal Revenue Service Direct File program, a free federal tool that allows Americans to file taxes online without paying private companies.