filing taxes

Own a pet in New York? IRS rules for 2026 could let you deduct certain pet expenses. Here are five ways to qualify.

Before you file next week, see what’s changed for the 2026 tax season and how it could impact your refund.

Millions of people in the United States are receiving unemployment assistance. If you're receiving these benefits, how can you make sure you don't get hit with a big bill come tax time?

It's easy to file your taxes online, but some services require you to pay. There are some places you can file online for no charge - if you know where to find them.

Tax season is upon us - and that means the scammers are trying to get their hands on your tax refund and your private information.

You filed your taxes, and you're entitled to a refund. Maybe you're planning on using that money for a big purchase, or just some bills - but where is it?

It's time to pull out all those receipts, W-2 forms, and all the other documents you've (hopefully) been holding on to and file your taxes.

Federal and state agencies are holding nearly $60 billion in assets that go unclaimed. If you do the math, that works out to be about $185 per US citizen. You can find out if you're owed any of that cash.