2019 tax brackets: What's your tax rate?
Depending on how much you earned last year, you may pay taxes at different rates. Here's how to find out where you fall.
Depending on how much you earned last year, you may pay taxes at different rates. Here's how to find out where you fall.
If you're one of the 70% of Americans expecting a refund, here are the steps to get your money quickly.
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With only a few weeks left this tax season, small businesses must learn how to navigate the Trump administration's newly enacted tax laws. Tax attorney and CPA Selva Ozelli joined CBSN with more insight into how small businesses can better understand how those changes impact them.
Tax season is upon us and if you're looking for the best ways to spend your refund, pay back the IRS, or what to do if you're audited we have some tips. Certified public accountant and author of the book "Positive Financial Karma," Daniel Geltrude, joined CBSN to talk about how to get the best out of this tax season.
National Taxpayers Union calls for extending April 15 deadline, though individuals can get an extension fairly easily
The IRS is warning taxpayers about the top 12 tax scams it calls the "dirty dozen." The agency is announcing one fraud each day. The IRS is revealing its latest scam on the list: dishonest tax preparers. It previously announced identity theft, phone scams, and phishing scams. CBS News business analyst Jill Schlesinger joins "CBS This Morning" with what you need to know this tax season.
Illinois prosecutors say tax-prep firms lured people with cruise offers, but overcharged and made mistakes
Depending on your income, age and profession, you may be able to tap free services to file your 2019 tax returns
Four weeks into tax season, the IRS is out with new data on this year’s tax filings. The average refund so far is $2,640. That's down more than $500 from this time last year. CBS News business analyst Jill Schlesinger joins "CBS This Morning" to discuss when you can expect your tax refund.
Taxpayers who qualify for the "pass-through deduction" are getting a big break under the new tax law
The average tax refund is 16 percent lower than last year. Here's what tax pros say about the discrepancy.
Refunds are 16 percent lower over the first three weeks of tax season compared with 2018, the latest IRS data show
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