Taxes Blog

Two California cities asked their residents on election day to approve a tax on soft drinks. Voters in both communities resoundingly said “no.”

The Internal Revenue Service is offering Supserstorm Sandy victims special tax consideration when it comes to tax deadlines and recovery payments.

Some doubt the CEOs calling on Congress to deal with the federal debt will be willing to pay for a deal that raises their taxes.

If you live in an area that’s been declared a major disaster, you have some tax-filing options and a chance to possible get some tax refund money sooner.

We’re getting closer to the Jan. 1, 2013, fiscal cliff. Some CEOs have decided it’s time for Congress to quit fighting and fix the financial and tax issues.

A recent government investigation found that refundable tax credits cost the U.S. billions. But so do all the tax breaks you and I claim.

If you’re a baby boomer like me, you’re worrying a bit more every day about when — or whether — you’ll be able to retire.

The second presidential debate could offer the best opportunity for a real rumble on tax policy.

The IRS is always exploring ways to collect what it’s owed. Would reporting tax debts to the three credit bureaus help or hurt this effort?

The IRS Whistleblower Office has been paying out big time for information on tax cheats, including to those who were involved in the schemes.