How to ask the IRS for an extension to file your taxes in Texas 2026 A clear guide to requesting an extension from the IRS to file your Texas taxes and avoid penalties if you miss April 15
Tax season: This is what tipped workers could save with the new tax exemption Due to the “One Big Beautiful Bill”, eligible workers could deduct up to $25,000 in tips from their taxable income
How does the IRS know I sold gold and how much tax to charge? Selling gold isn't invisible to Uncle Sam. We explain how the IRS detects the sale and how much tax you could pay in the US
2026 Tax Return: Free advice for immigrants in Texas Community centers and universities in Texas are offering free advice to help immigrants file their tax returns with the IRS
Tax refunds are indeed larger than last year, according to the IRS The IRS reported that tax refunds in 2026 are indeed larger than last year. We tell you how much more, who receives more money, and when
Can I add gold and silver to my retirement account? Find out if you can add gold and silver to your retirement plan in your IRA or 401(k) and the risks you should consider before investing
IRS: When will the 2026 tax refund arrive? The IRS is already processing taxes. We tell you when the first 2026 refunds are scheduled to arrive and what factors could delay them
IRS announces that the 2026 tax season begins on January 26 The IRS confirmed that the 2026 tax season will begin on January 26, with new deductions, tax changes, and potentially higher refunds
Woman sues the IRS to have her dog recognized as a dependent A New York lawyer sued the IRS to have her dog recognized as a dependent for tax purposes: here are the arguments she makes
What is FICA and why is it deducted from your paycheck? Discover what FICA is, how it's calculated, and why this tax is key for workers who have it deducted directly from their paychecks
Trump announces the 'warrior dividend,' a one-time bonus of $1,776 for military personnel President Donald Trump announced the
Judge prohibits the IRS from exchanging immigrant information with ICE aimed at deporting them A judge's ruling will halt the Internal Revenue Service's planned data exchange with ICE officials
