If you’re tired of paying someone else to handle your taxes, you can file your own return to save money. It might seem intimidating to wade through tax forms – how do you even know which ones to use?

Doing your own taxes is way easier than it seems. Our parents had it rough during tax season. Doing their own taxes sometimes took a week or more. They’d spread papers and receipts across the kitchen ...

The due date is approaching and it is once again time to file your tax returns. Filing taxes for 2024 can feel overwhelming, but with the right guidance, you can determine how to navigate through ...

This year, residents of 25 states can do their taxes using the IRS’s free Direct File service, as long as their taxes are relatively simple. This year, residents of 25 states can do their taxes using ...

There are several ways to file your taxes for free this year. IRS Free File and the free versions of popular tax prep programs are just a few options to explore. Many, or all, of the products featured ...

If you're gearing up to file your tax return this year but are afraid you're going to run out of time, it's possible to file for an extension. This can give you six additional months to get your ...

Still haven’t filed your 2024 taxes? Unless you got an extension, the deadline was April 15 — but you can (and should) file your taxes late. Although this may be stressful, it doesn’t have to be ...

This year, the IRS started accepting 2024 income tax returns on January 27. The IRS estimates more than 140 million individual tax returns will be filed ahead of the deadline of Tuesday, April 15. If ...

Every year as tax season approaches, millions of Americans find themselves in a familiar predicament: They're simply not ready to file by the deadline. Whether it's missing tax documents, complex ...

The day none of us want to think about is steadily approaching —Tax Day 2025. If you want to get a head start, filing is open now, but you’ll have to file your 2024 tax returns by April 15, 2025, if ...

Roughly one-third of American taxpayers file their tax returns at the last minute. The benefits of waiting include not needing to adjust a completed return, making sure all forms are in and having ...