While the regular tax filing deadline is April 15, those living and working outside the U.S. receive a two-month extension and can file by June 16.

The IRS and other government agencies have some leverage over the amount of your tax refund -- but you also have some power over it that you might not be aware of.

"Ghost" tax preparers not only waste filers' funds, but these schemes can cause serious problems in the long run.

The IRS no longer will issue paper checks or take payments by check under an order from President Trump. Here's what we know.

On April 1, Globe reporters Erica Alini, Salmaan Farooqui and Rudy Mezzetta answered reader questions about filing for the ...

As April begins, many Americans eagerly await their IRS tax refunds. If you filed your return in February, you might be among ...

If you're getting a tax return, it's only natural to wonder when will I get my return. Learn how to track the status of your ...

The end of tax season is around the corner. Here's how long you have left to file or ask for an extension, and how to track your refund online.

President Donald Trump’s executive order will cease the use of paper checks come September for things like tax refunds in addition to benefits, intragovernmental, and vendor monetary disbursements.

The federal government won't accept or disburse payments in paper form starting later this year in the name of "modernizing." ...