If you owe taxes but can’t pay, the IRS still expects you to file or request an extension by April 15. Filing without paying in full is better than not filing at all—penalties start immediately for ...

Filing back taxes is daunting, especially if you know you’re going to owe a lot of money. The good news is that several IRS programs exist to help you manage outstanding tax debts. If you can’t pay ...

Filing your tax return on time is crucial, even if you can't pay the full amount owed. The IRS emphasizes the importance of submitting your return by the April 15 deadline to avoid the late filing ...

The second-quarter estimated tax deadline for 2025 is June 16, and making a payment could help you avoid “falling behind” on taxes, according to the IRS. Estimated tax payments are typically owed for ...

Tax season can be complicated, and for many people, the biggest concern on April 15 each year is not just how much they owe, but how long they have to pay. After all, millions of Americans find that ...

Small business owners face a range of financial challenges now, including inflation, higher operating costs, and potentially slowing consumer demand. These economic headwinds often force entrepreneurs ...

September 15 is a critical date for millions of taxpayers as the IRS requires quarterly estimated tax payments on income that isn't automatically subject to federal withholding—such as self-employment ...

For tax year 2024, the threshold to receive Form 1099-K for payments through payment platforms is $5,000. The IRS considers money paid through the platforms for goods and services as income, even when ...

An AI chatbot can help organize and automate some aspects of tax preparation but check with an accountant or tax prep specialist before filing. U.S. tax filers seem to be filing their respective tax ...

Ready to mail your third-quarter estimated tax payment? Mailing addresses for some Forms 1040-ES have changed. Here’s what you need to know about estimated tax payments—and where to mail them. With ...

So, you’re filing taxes after your first year of retirement, feeling good about your anticipated refund. Now that you’ve switched from your salary to a pension, you must be paying significantly less ...