Kaercher says that risks to the filing season could include delayed tax refunds, inability to answer as many phone calls or help lines, and “there’s a question of whether they retained the right people in house” to quickly solve technical issues should they arise during tax season.

Even so, many people who claim the earned income tax credit or the additional child tax credit need to anticipate delays. The IRS said earlier that taxpayers claiming those credits can expect to get refunds by March 3. That's if you file your return online, opt to get your refund by direct deposit, and have no issues with your tax return.

Early results from the IRS indicate that 7.7% fewer tax returns were filed in the first two weeks of the 2025 season. Why are some delaying filing?

As tax season is upon us, Boston police are warning residents of common tax scams. Here’s what you need to know to protect yourself: 1. IRS Imposter Scams. Fraudsters often impe

With tax season upon us, scammers are out in full-force. Keep reading to find out how to avoid scams this tax season, and keep your refund and personal information safe.

Tax season brings a list of scams to watch out for that the Internal Revenue Service calls “the dirty dozen.” It’s a warning for taxpayers, businesses and tax professionals to watch out for schemes that threaten financial information.

As tax season begins, the number of crooks looking for an easy payday at your expense are on the rise, the NYPD warned Staten Islanders online. The 122nd Police Precinct in New Dorp used the social media platform X,