Americans can now put a lot more in health savings accounts. Here’s how much they can invest.
Contributions to health savings accounts increase at steepest level since HSAs were first rolled out in 2004.
Contributions to health savings accounts increase at steepest level since HSAs were first rolled out in 2004.
Call-wait times are shorter, but so are refund amounts.
The standard deduction and tax brackets are some of the approximately 60 provisions the IRS updates annually for inflation.
The IRS recently revealed its plans to use $80 billion in extra funding.
If you’re feeling underwhelmed by the size of your income-tax refund this year, you’re probably not alone.
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Tax brackets are a central part of the tax code for households.
The $80 billion spending will be closely scrutinized by Republicans.
An extra $80 billion in the IRS budget comes from the Inflation Reduction Act passed in 2022
'If we withdraw from the 529 and pay tuition and room and board at this school, will this be considered a qualified withdrawal?'
The 2025 sunsetting of notable 2017 individual-income-tax rules is "a hurricane we already see on the radar."
With the House of Representatives under Republican control, Biden’s proposals to tax the rich are unlikely to become law anytime soon.
Many taxpayers were able to deduct charitable donations up to $300 during the 2020 and 2021 tax years, but that changed in 2022.
Early numbers from the IRS on this year's filing season show refunds will be lower.
'At Berkshire we hope and expect to pay much more in taxes during the next decade,' Buffett said in his annual shareholder letter.
The IRS has offered guidance for residents of the 21 states that made direct payments to help people keep up with rising costs.