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Two local holidays have postponed the tax deadline for Americans in certain states.

Tax season has been disappointing, but it's not over yet.

The government overpays tens of billions of dollars to people claiming the earned income tax credit.

As the agency fends off billions of annual cyberattacks, a lack of personnel could prove to be a mounting problem.

You are more likely to meet your spouse on a blind date, according to one tax betting pro.

The defendants have agreed to cooperate with the tax agency regarding tax breaks they may have improperly claimed through bribery the scheme.

Individual taxes are expected to be lower for about 80 percent of Americans.

Lawmakers are voting on reforms aimed at modernizing the agency, with a clearer focus on the taxpayer experience.

Here’s a look at what Americans are saying about their experiences so far this year.

Some taxpayers have been surprised by refund amounts this year.

More than 1 million taxpayers who haven’t filed their 2015 returns are at risk of losing out on their cash.

Taxpayer Advocate Nina Olson warned taxpayers and preparers might hit a few snags this filing season.

The calls from House lawmakers come amid reports of declining levels of service at the agency.

A woman pleaded guilty to charges this week.

How the IRS handles dependent-claim disputes.

So far this year the average refund is $3,143.

The increase was driven by the pay-out of the remainder of certain tax credits.

Consider these 15 tax deductions that can help you pump more of your proceeds into your business instead of the public coffers.

In fact, the overwhelming majority of taxpayers are enjoying a net reduction in taxes, thanks to the new tax law.