Michelle Singletary, personal finance columnist for The Washington Post, breaks down what you need to know before filing your 2022 tax return.

The IRS is answering 90% of calls to its customer service line this year.

Senators who have been arguing over how much money to give the IRS and how it should be spent found at least one point of unanimity as they considered President Joe Biden’s nominee to lead the agency on Wednesday

Plus, Audi is collecting old rechargeable batteries to use for EV battery production, and Mcdonald's unveils a new meal for two just in time for Valentine’s Day.

The IRS says most relief checks issued by states last year won't be subject to federal taxes, providing late guidance as taxpayers have begun filing returns

Plus, Disney to slash $5.5 billion in costs and nearly 5 million bottles of Fabuloso have been recalled due to a risk of bacterial growth.

The IRS is detailing the 2023 tax season resources as congressional Republicans try to rescind much of the Inflation Reduction Act's funding for the agency

With tax season kicking off, ABC News' Rebecca Jarvis shares what’s new going into this year, how things have changed post-pandemic and the quickest way to get a refund.

Financial expert Humphrey Yang joins with advice and what to do before filing taxes this year.

The expiration of COVID-era tax breaks means millions of Americans may get smaller refunds when they file their tax returns for 2022.

The expiration of COVID-era tax breaks means millions of Americans may get smaller refunds when they file their tax returns for 2022.

The IRS has hired an additional 4,000 customer service representatives who are being trained to answer taxpayer questions during the 2023 tax filing season

Intuit, the company behind the tax-filing software, agreed to pay restitution to customers who were charged when using its free tax-filing software.

Individual income tax returns are due Monday, as the IRS still works to clear a backlog of unprocessed returns from 2021.

Deputy Treasury Secretary Wally Adeyemo discusses the tax day challenges faced by the IRS and penalty updates.

Forbes Advisor tax analyst Kemberley Washington discusses everything you need to know about filing your taxes.

Filing for an extension does not give you more time to pay, only more time to file paperwork.

These last-minute tips will help you file your taxes before the deadline.

With April 18 being tax day for most Americans, "GMA" shares tips on what you need to know to help maximize your return.

What to know about child tax credit and how to claim $1,400 stimulus payment before tax day.

Learn some great tips to help complete your taxes before the deadline on April 18.

The Federal Trade Commission accused TurboTax of deceptive advertising and misleading claims.

With tax season in full swing, the federal government is suing one of the biggest tax-preparing companies, accusing it of deceptive advertising.

Tax season is officially underway, and Rebecca Jarvis has tips to maximize your return amid a number of changes and available credits.

The IRS will begin accepting tax returns today, and unlike the past two years, there will be no COVID-19 extensions.

"The pandemic continues to create challenges," IRS head Chuck Rettig said.

Unprocessed returns from last year, office closures, and new programs and benefits enacted by Congress are contributing to the backlog, and filers are encouraged to use electronic means.

Erielle Reshef shares last-minute tips and adjustments to make before the year is over.

The IRS on Thursday starts sending out money from the expanded child tax credit. Check how much you could receive with a calculator from ABC News' data journalism team.

How our tax codes are favor the wealthy over workers.

The vast majority of American families with children will automatically receive up to $300 per month per child under the 6 beginning July 15.

ABC News' Rebecca Jarvis shares tips for filing an extension and shares when you can expect your refund.

Federal income tax filings, payments for individuals are due Monday, except in Texas, Oklahoma and Louisiana -- where the deadline was extended into June.

Financial expert Humphrey Yang answers tax return questions and walks us through what to do if you need to file an extension.

ABC News’ Rebecca Jarvis shares what people need to know ahead of this year’s tax-filing deadline.

A Houston tax preparer faces assault and robbery charges after she allegedly brandished a gun at a customer and stole the cellphone of another filming the altercation.

As the IRS extends this year’s federal filing deadline to May 17, some of TikTok’s financial experts share their must-know tips and tricks.

The tax filing deadline moved from April 15 to May 17 to give taxpayers more time to prepare their returns amid a number of pandemic-related tax changes.

Finance expert Chris Hogan on what you should know as you file your taxes this year.

The federal government extended the traditional April 15 deadline for tax returns and payments to July 15 due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Here's what you should know.

For those who want to maintain social distancing guidelines, options are available to file taxes online.

ABC’s financial expert Farnoosh Torabi answers tax-related questions.

Plus, Bank of America announces it is allowing its borrowers to pause their mortgage payments.

From cars to avocados, consumers’ wallets could see the biggest hit following President Donald Trump’s newly announced tariffs on Mexico.

TurboTax maker, H&R Block sued by LA City Attorney for allegedly cheating taxpayers of free service.

As of April 5, the IRS had received over 103 million tax returns, and issued over 77 million refunds totaling $220.762 billion -- a 2.6 percent decrease.

This will also help you invest in your future.

Make a few simple changes and you'll see more money coming your way in 2020.

Maybe your tax refund is a lot smaller than you thought.

Taxpayers thought they might see bigger refunds because of the Trump tax cut.