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People impacted by the devastating Mississippi tornado have more time to file their federal tax returns.

In 2018, Jaxen Dyson's father died. Despite having only a last name in common with his dad, the Social Security Administration declared Jaxen dead. It took her several months, but Jaxen's mother thought she'd cleared the matter up. She even got a letter from the Social Security Administration saying Jaxen…

The IRS warns that not all social media tax advice should be trusted.

A housing organizer faces a Walgreens executive in the 46th Ward. In the 48th, a housing developer backed by the outgoing alderperson is running against a small business owner who would be the first Filipina on the City Council.

There are still a few moves you can make to maximize your federal income tax refund.

First: Don't panic.

With weeks to go before the April 18 deadline, the majority of the nation’s 168 million tax filers are once again scrambling to download software, organize receipts and call their accountants for last-minute help.

Two new malicious campaigns recently spotted impersonating IRS tax forms.

New scam text message rules from the FCC require carriers to block texts from bad numbers and protect consumers.