Owing money to the IRS is stressful, especially if you're unable to pay. Here's what happens in those situations.

That said, if you owe the IRS but can't pay, the situation isn't hopeless. There are a few pathways for taxpayers to resolve ...

Learn what happens if you don't file your taxes. Discover the consequences, penalties, and how to address unfiled tax returns ...

You’ve got several options that can help you reduce your tax debt as quickly as possible. Can’t pay what you owe in full when you file your taxes? Not to worry. The Internal Revenue Service ...

Note that if you file for an extension on your state income tax and owe, you must make your extension payment by the due date ...

A large tax refund can feel like a win. But if you're living paycheck-to-paycheck, that refund might actually be hurting you.

About 75,000 federal workers took a buyout deal from the Trump administration. The terms are different for some IRS employees. Learn more here.

Taxes filed online should receive a refund in about a month or less from the filing date, according to the IRS. The agency ...

Unfortunately, 41 states and Washington, D.C. not taxing Social Security means there are nine states that do: There's no way to predict if and for how long these states will continue to tax Social ...

Millions of taxpayers do have extensions based on federal disaster ... any more time to pay taxes. If you don’t pay the amount due by the regular due date, you’ll owe interest.

If you haven't already submitted your documents to the IRS and the Indiana Department of Revenue, here's what you need to know.