On November 1, OFCCP announced that it is updating its complaint filing process. Now, potential complainants will have the option of submitting a pre-complaint inquiry before filing an official ...

The IRS will announce the opening of the 2026 tax season in the coming days. Here's what you need to know beforehand.

Right now, many of borrowers are facing some serious debt issues, including those who were once able to easily cover their monthly payments. Part of the issue is that, at over 22% on average, credit ...

Before talking about how your taxes will change, let's consider the IRS definitions for when you can use the single vs. married filing statuses. In order to use the single filing status, you need to ...

In February, the IRS commissioner defended his agency at a congressional hearing centered on the country’s arduous tax code and filing process at a time when some in Congress want to cut IRS funding.

A Long Island couple who used the same accountant for many years, even after the accountant moved to Florida, recently ran into trouble. In previous years at tax time, they would meet with the ...

Filing for bankruptcy is a heavy financial decision to weigh, even if you're dealing with a serious amount of debt. And, as a last-resort option, filing for bankruptcy should not be taken lightly, ...

Have you filed your taxes yet? The deadline is still a couple months away, but a big move by the Internal Revenue Service, or IRS, could impact when you get your return. The IRS is poised to lay off ...

If you itemize deductions on your income-tax return, you likely will have to wait until after Feb. 15 to file. The Internal Revenue Service is working to reprogram its computers to handle income-tax ...