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This tax season, wait times have been longer and staffers more difficult to reach.

If applied correctly, the new tax code should save time and money for small businesses to grow and expand.

While the rise in e-filing’s popularity benefits taxpayers and the IRS, the trend highlights a growing problem at another beleaguered agency: the United States Postal Service (USPS).

The average refund during the first 12 days of filing season was $1,949.

Refunds are down more than 8 percent so far this filing season.

There could be legal ramifications for spending money that isn’t yours.

A smaller refund, however, does not necessarily indicate you paid more in taxes.

The average refund from the first few days of tax season is down when compared with last year.

A new report shows “shocking” decline in some services at the agency.

There are a number of steps the IRS says you can take in order to file on time.

The department touted a successful start to filing season last week.

The average person expects to receive a refund of about $3,000 this year.

Do not rush through your return and ignore deductions that can bring you a healthy refund.

About $6 billion in bets were expected to have been placed on this year’s Super Bowl game between the New England Patriots and the Los Angeles Rams.

There are many good reasons to file your taxes early, but don't sacrifice accuracy for speed.

Here are some tax matters to be sure you have checked off as we close out the first month of the year.

A look inside the filing patterns of young American taxpayers.