Here's a look at some of the most commonly assumed tax breaks that either no longer exist or simply don't work the way people expect any more.

The Internal Revenue Service officially opened tax-filing season amid changes from the One Big Beautiful Bill Act and the ...

CreditNinja reports that in 2025, 29%-33% of taxes are withheld from paychecks, varying by location and income.

The government would partially shut down on Jan. 30 at midnight if lawmakers can’t reach a funding agreement.

Kantrowitz estimates that almost 11 million borrowers will be in default by the end of March 2026. By his estimate, some 1.6 ...

Homeowners are rightfully concerned that tax refunds may be delayed due to the government shutdown—but that might not be the ...

Plus: Average tax refunds, filing status, a new global tax deal, commuting expenses & business mileage, a closely watched tax ...

This tax season, one of housing’s biggest breaks looks more lopsided than ever—and the second-home piece is drawing new ...

The legislation proposed by Democrat Horsford and a GOP rep would restore a 100 percent deduction on gaming losses. Plus, ...

California remains the largest state without legal online casino regulation, creating a gray area that millions of Golden ...

OBBBA has introduced a ‘Seniors Deduction’ for retirees over 65, of up to $6,000 for individuals ($12,000 for couples), in 2026 tax filings.

WASHINGTON — With tax season underway, Maryland residents could see more cash returned to them because of federal tax laws that were enacted last year — but whether it’s a subtle bump or a larger ...