Tagged With Tax Day 2019

The GOP tax law gave most Americans a tax cut, but Trump's signature policy is still a political flop

Bob Bryan

The House passed a bill that could bar the IRS from creating a 'free' tax-preparation software like TurboTax — here's what it means for you

Bob Bryan, Joe Perticone

Here are all the places you can score Tax Day freebies and deals

Talia Lakritz

7 ways to use your tax refund to build wealth this year

Holly Johnson

I used Credit Karma to file my taxes for free last year and loved it. Here's why I didn't use it again, but who I think should.

Eric Rosenberg

Here's how big tax refunds could be this year for people earning between $21,000 and $266,000

Tanza Loudenback, Andy Kiersz

11 million Americans could be affected by a big change in Trump's tax plan, and a CPA says he's getting frantic calls about it

Tanza Loudenback

Your state tax refund may take longer to hit your bank account than your federal refund — here's how to find out when it's coming

Tanza Loudenback

I've been filing my taxes with TaxAct for years, and it makes filing taxes just about bearable

Christopher Curley

5 tax breaks you can't get anywhere but the US

Tanza Loudenback

Many Americans are freaking out about getting a smaller tax refund this year — here's why it's happening

Tanza Loudenback

I'm filing my taxes with TurboTax and will probably get one of my smallest refunds ever, and I'm happy about it

Eva Recinos

More than 76 million Americans don't pay federal income taxes, but it's not usually the luxury you might think

Tanza Loudenback

Democrats claim the decline in Americans' tax refunds is proof the GOP tax law screwed over the middle class — but the truth is more complex

Bob Bryan

It took me under an hour to file my taxes this year thanks to a time-saving strategy that's available to anyone

Tanza Loudenback

We compared H&R Block and TurboTax for filing your taxes — here's the verdict

Áine Cain

You don't have to file your taxes to find out whether you'll get a smaller refund this year

Tanza Loudenback

The IRS will begin accepting tax returns in less than a week, despite the longest-running government shutdown in US history

Tanza Loudenback

46,000 IRS workers will head back to work without pay to process tax returns and pay out refunds

Tanza Loudenback

A tool on the IRS website makes it easy to file your taxes for free online. Here's how it works.

Tanza Loudenback