Taxes Blog

April 18 is Tax Freedom Day 2013, the day that one tax research group says Americans have earned enough to pay all their annual tax obligations.

The National Taxpayer Advocate has identified the towns with the most tax cheats. But the bigger question is what causes people to fudge their tax filings?

Is this a great country or what? Everything, even filing our taxes, can be turned into a product promotion.

Your 2012 tax return isn’t the only thing due by April 15. You also have to deal with your IRA, HSA, estimated taxes and possibly a 2009 unclaimed refund by that date.

It’s deja vu all over again when it comes to many of the tax provisions in President Barack Obama’s fiscal year 2014 budget proposal.

The Internal Revenue Service reportedly will be looking at social media sites in the hopes of catching tax cheats.

Sequestration cuts are starting to be felt across the country, but Capitol Hill is stuck making purely symbolic gestures instead of reaching a financial solution.

Various tax refund surveys find Americans have many uses for their tax refunds, from saving it to paying basic necessities to paying down debt to splurging.

Gambling winnings you collect during March Madness, even as part of your office pool, are taxable income.

Two same-sex marriage cases before the U.S. Supreme Court this week could determine the federal tax treatment of such couples.