If you were hit with a tax bill that you can't pay out of pocket, you may be able to settle that debt with the IRS.

If you're expecting a tax refund, that money could be used to pay off debt, but it won't make sense in every case.

If you don’t pay the property taxes that you owe on your home, you could lose it. When property taxes go unpaid, the amount ...

Maryland’s economic outlook continues to slide, with the state falling to 42nd place in the 2025 edition of the Rich States, ...

Yes. If you find that you cannot pay the full amount by the filing deadline, you should file your return and pay as much as you can by the due date. An IRS payment plan allows you to pay your federal ...

President Donald Trump’s drive to enact trillions of dollars in tax cuts and raise the federal debt is on track after he and ...

If you missed the tax deadline, didn't file an extension and you owe taxes, there's a good chance you will incur late filing ...

While the Internal Revenue Service is still processing returns, refunds for tax year 2024 are tracking larger than they did ...

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The Congressional Budget Office said on Thursday that making the 2017 tax cuts permanent and adding other tax breaks sought ...

Congratulations, folks, we did it — we made it to one of the least-awesome times of the year: tax season. But we have some ...

Falling behind on your property tax payments can lead to serious financial trouble. You may start with penalties and interest, but if the debt remains unpaid, the local government can place a tax ...