How IRS drives taxpayers crazy
A new report from the national taxpayer advocate identifies the 25 most serious problems facing U.S. taxpayers today. But the agency isn’t the only one at fault. Congress plays a role, too.
De Blasio’s plan to tax the rich
New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio wants to tax the rich to pay for expanded education programs. Here’s the lowdown on the proposal and a look at where else taxes have gone up for those at the top to pay for education and other endeavors.
8 disappearing tax breaks
A handful of tax breaks benefiting everyone from teachers to homeowners are scheduled to expire at the end of the year, unless Congress extends them.
Government shutdown delays 2014 tax season
IRS says taxpayers can start filing returns on January 31, 2014, which is 10 days later than scheduled. The reason: October’s 16-day government shutdown, which delayed IRS system updates for the new tax season.
Highest property taxes in America
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