Tax season opened on Jan. 26. Here's how Trump's tax cuts from 2025 could impact your return.

It's tax filing time, but will a government shutdown impact tax refunds this year? Here's what we know as a Senate vote looms.

The IRS expects to receive about 164 million individual income tax returns this year, with most taxpayers filing electronically. Most workers should have their W-2 in hand by now, but if not, don't fret. Employers are required by law to send out the Wage and Tax Statement by Saturday, Jan. 31.

The White House says President Trump’s tax law will deliver the largest tax refunds in U.S. history, with average refunds rising by $1,000 or more.