Tax season 2025: Kickoff expected to start soon. Common problems can delay refunds
Some dread doing taxes and wait until the last minute. But millions of others file early to get their tax refunds. What to expect in tax season 2025.
When should I expect my IRS tax refund? Here's how long it should take and how to track it
Tax season began Monday. That's when the IRS officially started accepting tax returns. Many Americans are already counting on refunds. A recent survey conducted by Qualtrics for Intuit Credit Karma found that more than a third of taxpayers rely on their tax refunds to make ends meet.
When will I get my refund? It's tax season once again. Here's when to expect your 2025 refund
It is tax season once again. Monday marked the first day people can file their 2024 year taxes with the Internal Revenue Service. While many of us will file in the coming months, early filers are already wondering when they will see a refund check or direct deposit.
Tax season begins: How to file returns and when to expect IRS refund
People in the United States looking to file their taxes can start sending their tax returns to the IRS on Monday. While tax season can be stressful, the prospect of receiving money back from the IRS can make the hassle of filing a return feel worth it.
Here's how to get the 'fastest refund possible' as tax season opens, experts say
Tax season opens for individual filers on Jan. 27, and the IRS has started processing 2024 returns. If you're eager for a tax refund, there are a few ways to get your payment faster, experts say. It's official: Tax season is open for individual filers and the IRS has started to process 2024 tax returns.
IRS tax filing season is starting
Dan Casey from Bridgeriver Advisors spoke about the start of IRS tax filing season and what to consider when you get ready to file.
Have you filed your tax returns for this year? Here's when to expect your refund
This year's tax season has officially begun, as tax returns are beginning to be filed. Here's when you can expect to receive your tax refund.
Tax season is here. How to avoid scams and how the IRS is making filing easier
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I just turned 73 so I need to start taking distributions from my IRA — but I don’t even need the cash. Will I have problems if I just leave it there to grow?
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IRS Forms 1099 Are Key To Your Tax Filing, Here’s What To Know
If you are expecting a Form 1099, you know about the income, so just report that amount on your tax return. IRS computers have no problem with that. If you call or write the payer and raise the ...