Some folks don’t file taxes simply because they don’t earn enough, but they could be missing out on a significant tax refund.

While many hope for a refund, it's crucial to ensure you are indeed eligible for one. WINK Security Analyst Richard Kolko ...

Tax Day? Here's how to track Ohio and federal refunds, plus a change that may affect how you receive it next year.

As tax season progresses in the United States, many taxpayers face the process with anticipation to know the dates and amounts of refunds they will receive from the Internal Revenue Service (IRS).

Here are some reasons your tax refund may take a while to receive this year – and tips for what you can do if yours is late.

Now that Tax Season is over, many Americans await their tax refunds. But big changes are coming to the way the Internal Revenue Service sends and receives taxpayer funds. An executive order signed ...

As the April tax filing deadline approaches, millions of Americans are preparing their returns and anticipating potential refunds. For many, the federal tax refund represents an important ...

The average tax refund filers have received this year is $3,271, up about 5% from this time in 2024, according to the IRS data released on March 14. But at that point, a month before Tax Day ...

With tax season officially behind us, many people are noticing a little extra in their bank accounts thanks to refunds. While it might be tempting to splurge on something shiny and new ...

For most Americans, the staffing cuts will not affect the way the IRS audits their tax returns ... to their business interests and investments. Letters: Ron Johnson needs to read Constitution ...