A new report finds that President Joe Biden sold us a bill of goods about his plans for that $83 billion bump in spending for the IRS.

As tax filing season gets into high gear, the IRS says scammers are hard at work as well and warns Americans to be alert for fraudsters.

As President Joe Biden announces his student loan forgiveness plan, borrowers in several states may have to pay come tax season.

Mr. President, how about looking in the mirror and making that change before complaining about the wealthy not paying their "fair share." 

In a second tweet, the treasury secretary encouraged 'all taxpayers who may have tax refunds to file now to get your money.'

In a Twitter rant right before Tax Day, the Hollywood actress tried to set the record straight. It didn't go too smoothly.

Did YOUR state make the list of the best low-tax places in America?

April resulted in the biggest government surplus on record, and it could all be thanks to President Donald Trump’s tax cuts. According to The Washington Times, the federal government took […]

‘The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act is already paying off: Over 400 companies have expanded employee benefits, over 4 million Americans (and counting) have received bonuses, and over 80 million Americans have lower utility bills. Most importantly, 90 percent of American workers are getting bigger paychecks.’

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