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Believe it or not, if you've lost your tax return for 2022, you're not alone. People move. Boxes filled with paper get lost. Tax preparers retire.

Some returns will face closer scrutiny from the IRS - as they check whether income, expenses, credits and deductions have been reported correctly.

While you wait to find out whether a potential child tax credit expansion will happen, you may wonder whether you should go ahead and file your taxes.

Making sure you report every bit of your income to the Internal Revenue Service - more commonly known as the IRS - can be a daunting task. Thankfully, the IRS has a handy list of income you need to report from taxable alimony to selling illegal drugs.

Made money from theft, bribery, or illegally selling drugs last year? You should report it on your taxes, the IRS says.

Made money from theft, bribery, or illegally selling drugs last year? You should report it on your taxes, the IRS says.

With a potential child tax credit expansion, you might be wondering if you should hold off on filing your taxes. Well help you figure out what to do.

If you have already filed your tax return for 2023 and have a refund coming, there is a quick way to track it using the IRS' "Where's my refund" tool.

Like it or not, Tax season is here, and with it comes the fear of being audited by the IRS. While most taxpayers breeze through the filing process without a sna

The 0% tax on long-term capital gains can amount to serious savings for taxpayers, but it's a complicated and often overlooked aspect of the U.S. tax code.