Forget the hacks and social media shortcuts. A former IRS insider explains the real traps that could trip up taxpayers this filing season—and how to avoid them.

Tax Day will be here in a hurry now that tax season is officially underway. As of Jan. 26, 2026, the IRS began accepting and ...

What to know about the increased SALT deduction, the new tax break for seniors and other provisions that kick in for your ...

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Paradise has a secret that savvy locals have been keeping to themselves – a vast wonderland of secondhand treasures hiding in plain sight at Savers in Honolulu. In the land of $20 cocktails and ...

The IRS said it expects 164 million individual tax returns to be filed.

The 2026 tax season opened Jan. 26, and there are a few new federal withholdings filers need to be aware of.

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While most Americans may still face a seamless tax season, the staff cuts coupled with new laws threaten to make the 2026 filing season more difficult, frustrating, and costly for taxpayers, ...