24-year-old Wisconsin Powerball winner may lose nearly half to tax
The jackpot is the third largest in U.S. history.
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IRS audits may start to target more wealthy taxpayers
IRS Commissioner Charles Rettig said he wants to work with lawmakers to concentrate on streamlining parts of the audit process.
IRS says technology revamp key to improving taxpayer experience
The agency released a six-year reform plan on Thursday.
No thank you Ocasio-Cortez and far left: Why you don't want gov't doing your taxes
Don’t be fooled by Ocasio-Cortez and Bernie Sanders: Having the government file your taxes is a terrible idea.
What you need to know if you miss the tax deadline
Experts say you should be prepared to act quickly.
Elizabeth Warren, Ocasio-Cortez among Dems targeting complicated tax filing process
A new bill would direct the IRS to create its own free filing system.
Here's how much wealthy Americans pay in taxes
The bottom half of taxpayers accounted for roughly 3 percent of income taxes in 2016.
These taxpayers have extra time to file this year
Two local holidays have postponed the tax deadline for Americans in certain states.
Last-minute tax filers will see 'positive surprises,' economist says
Tax season has been disappointing, but it's not over yet.
IRS commissioner: 45% of IRS workforce is eligible to retire within next two years
IRS Commissioner Charles Rettig says that about 45 percent of the IRS workforce is eligible to retire within the next two years.
IRS chief grilled over tax credit for low-income working families
The government overpays tens of billions of dollars to people claiming the earned income tax credit.
IRS faces staff shortages as employees retire
As the agency fends off billions of annual cyberattacks, a lack of personnel could prove to be a mounting problem.
Here are taxpayers' odds of being audited this year
You are more likely to meet your spouse on a blind date, according to one tax betting pro.
Guilty college scam defendants to face IRS wrath: A look at potential penalties
The defendants have agreed to cooperate with the tax agency regarding tax breaks they may have improperly claimed through bribery the scheme.
A look at the average IRS refund this tax season
Individual taxes are expected to be lower for about 80 percent of Americans.
IRS could get a face-lift: What to know
Lawmakers are voting on reforms aimed at modernizing the agency, with a clearer focus on the taxpayer experience.
Tax season trends: How do you compare to other filers?
Here’s a look at what Americans are saying about their experiences so far this year.
How Michael Avenatti spent his fortune, while allegedly dodging taxes
From expensive cars to apartments, the attorney appears to have led a life of luxury,
Trump administration expands penalty relief for Americans who underpaid taxes
Some taxpayers have been surprised by refund amounts this year.
$1.4B in unclaimed tax refunds to expire in April, IRS warns
More than 1 million taxpayers who haven’t filed their 2015 returns are at risk of losing out on their cash.