The U.S. market gained more than 25% for the year to date through mid-December 2024

Experts cast doubt on whether the lost revenue could be replaced with tariffs.

Taxpayers will front the majority of first lady Dr. Jill Biden's travel between Paris, France, and Wilmington, Delaware, to attend Hunter Biden's trial.

"GMA" shares tips on how you can still file, the fees involved and whether it will affect your refund if you missed the deadline on April 15.

You have until midnight Monday to file your taxes and avoid getting hit with penalties and interest.

An extension affords filers more time but comes with limitations.

An extension affords filers more time but comes with limitations.

IRS Commissioner Danny Werfel walks ABC News’s Rebecca Jarvis through the red flags from scammers and how taxpayers can stay protected.

H&R Block and TurboTax are rolling out new AI chatbots to assist users preparing their own taxes, but a Washington Post tech reporter says his experience trying out the tools was less than perfect.

"Jugging" is when criminals watch a person make a transaction at their bank, then follow them to their next destination to take their money.

The Internal Revenue Service has launched “Direct File,” a free online tool designed for taxpayers with very basic returns.

There are many ways American can yield a higher reward on their taxes ahead of the April 15 deadline.

The size of a tax refund may depend on the approach taken by a filer.

New changes, including upgraded tax brackets and deductions, new tax credits and expanded eligibility for free filing, go into effect this year.

Kemberley Washington, CPA and tax analyst, talks about must-know tax changes regarding child tax credits and penalties.

As the tax filing season gets underway, taxpayers in some states will have available to them in “the coming days,” the IRS said Wednesday.

Business reporter Alexis Christoforous answer your questions on inheritance tax and homeowner tax deductions.

ABC News' Alexis Christoforous reports on options to pay Parent PLUS loans and electric vehicle tax breaks in today's "Ask Alexis."

A bipartisan tax cut bill is now headed to the Senate. The $78 billion bill passed the House in a rare bipartisan vote, but now it's facing some resistance with Senate Republicans.

The House passed a bipartisan tax bill that would enhance the popular Child Tax Credit to benefit millions of American families.

ABC News business reporter Alexis Christoforous has what you need to know about filing your taxes this year.

The IRS is offering new programs for taxpayers during the 2024 tax filing season after receiving supplemental funds to increase services from the Inflation Reduction Act.

The IRS is encouraging people to create an account for free at irs.gov, where they can see balance and payment options, file for extensions and use an interactive tax assistant to answer questions.

ABC News business reporter Alexis Christoforous provides helpful strategies to help lower your tax bill.

ABC News' Alexis Christoforous joins us with what’s new from the IRS this year.

ABC News political correspondent Rachael Bade breaks down the struggle lawmakers on Capitol Hill are facing to come to an agreement over an $80 billion bipartisan tax deal.

The IRS is launching a new initiative to redesign and simplify common tax documents. This, as airlines' frustration with Boeing's manufacturing issues is boiling over.

With tax season set to kick off next week, the IRS is launching a new initiative to redesign and simplify common tax documents.

ABC News’ Elizabeth Schulze talks about a new proposal in Congress that could expand the child tax credit and what it could mean for your family.

Federal prosecutors allege Hunter Biden of failing to pay $1.4 million in taxes and used the money to fund an extravagant lifestyle.

Spanish prosecutors accused Shakira, who is Colombian, of tax evasion in December 2018 for the years 2012 to 2014.

Forbes Advisor tax analyst Kemberley Washington drops by to share what you need to know if you filed a tax extension.

A look at the numbers behind Americans filing their tax returns ahead of Tuesday’s deadline.

The financial expert and “Get Your Money Back” author answers viewers' questions before Tax Day.

The official deadline to file taxes online is April 18 and ABC News business reporter Alexis Christoforous breaks down what you need to know about filing your taxes this year.

ABC News’ Alexis Christoforous shares last minute tips and whether you qualify for an extension as the tax deadline approaches.

Whether you have already filed or need an extension, ABC News business reporter Alexis Christoforous has the scoop.

ABC News business reporter Alexis Christoforous gives tips for filing your taxes and what to do if you can’t file on time.

With less than two weeks until taxes are due, ABC News Chief Economic correspondent Rebecca Jarvis answers all your questions ahead of the deadline.

Forbes tax adviser Kemberley Washington shares what we can do today for a more generous tax return next year.

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.

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.

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.

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