The 2024 tax filing season hasn’t officially started yet, but you can get an early start with your tax returns. The agency said taxpayers who have adjusted gross income (AGI) of $84,000 or less in ...

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The IRS started accepting tax returns at the end of January, and now the deadline to submit returns for tax year 2024 is just 64 days away until the Internal Revenue Service stops accepting and ...

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You’ve got less than two weeks to file your tax returns by the April 15 deadline. The IRS received more than 80 million tax returns through March 21, the agency said. Of those, nearly 55 million ...

The final day to file your taxes if you received an extension ahead of the original April 15 "Tax Day" deadline is just six ...

It's time to start thinking about filing your taxes. While it's likely not your favorite way to spend time, you can avoid a future tax-fueled headache by preparing in advance. Here’s what to know ...

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With one day left until Tax Day 2025, we're officially in the final stretch, which means time is almost up to submit your tax returns. Depending on how simple your taxes are, the process could be ...

Tax season began on January 27th, with a deadline of April 15th for Connecticut residents to file state and federal returns. The IRS offers various free filing options, including IRS Free File for ...

Time is ticking to file your taxes before April 15, 2025. If you've already do so, congrats! Now you can kick back and await that refund, right? Sure—but your relief will be short-lived. Once tax ...