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Find out how much money you'll get back from the IRS and how to track down your tax refund.
The deadline for filing your 2020 taxes is April 15, 2021. Here’s what else to know.
Here are our top picks for tax software, including free and paid options.
Here’s what you need to know to predict how long you’ll wait for your refund.
The IRS has issued more than 168 million refunds for the 2019 tax year. Here’s how much money was refunded.
These three steps can help you save just a bit more. And it can add up to a bunch when you’re ready to retire.
Did or will you get a refund? What did or do you plan to do with it? Most folks surveyed by Bankrate say they’ll pay down debt or put the tax cash into savings.
Is a tax refund an interest-free loan to the government or a welcome windfall?
Taking tax refund money to pay what a filer owes another government agency is not unusual. A federal lawsuit, however, says the Social Security Administration went too far.
Filing the affidavit shouldn’t cause delays, but your tax refund may be late for other reasons.
Want your tax refund in cash? Wal-Mart’s new Direct2Cash program gives filers the option to pick up their refund money in cash at the retail giant’s stores.
Take action to make it difficult for identity thieves to steal your tax refund.
The IRS owes you money but won’t pay. Now what?
When using the IRS calculator, if you put garbage in, you’ll get garbage out.
Some lawmakers warn a debt ceiling fight could slow refunds even more.