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The federal tax brackets, retirement account contribution caps, the size of the standard deduction for taxes, and Social Security cost-of-living adjustment, or COLA, are just a few of the things that the government routinely adjusts for…

Sen. Joni Ernst of Iowa, a Republican, will introduce legislation on Tuesday that would forbid the Internal Revenue Service from arming its employees with taxpayer funds. The ‘Why Does the IRS Have Guns Act’ forbids the IRS from…

It's possible that you were so busy at work this spring that you put off doing your tax return.  Another reason you might have delayed filing is that you believe you'll need to send the IRS a check and you know you can't afford a sizable…

According to the Internal Revenue Service, more than a million Americans would not receive their fair share of the anticipated $1.5 billion in unclaimed tax refunds.  This sum includes the approximately 52,000 Ohio taxpayers who owe more…

Are you aware that there is $1.5 billion worth of tax refunds that have not been claimed in the United States? Numerous people failed to file their 2019 tax forms, missing out on the chance to get sizable refunds.  Fortunately, the…

While some states continue to provide financial assistance in the form of one-time payments, tax rebates, tax credits, wealth-sharing funds, and state income tax reductions, the federal stimulus checks that were provided to American…

In Polselli v. Internal Revenue Service, the nation's highest court last month unanimously sided with the IRS, reaffirming the tax authority's right to request documents or financial data from parties connected to a delinquent taxpayer…

One of the most significant programs ensuring financial security for US citizens is Social Security. Administered by the Social Security Administration (SSA), this program offers monthly benefits to eligible individuals.  As of February…