Taxpayers can avoid interest and some penalties by filing their return on time, the Internal Revenue Service said.

Many taxpayers can prepare and file their federal tax returns for free using IRS Free File, available only through IRS.gov.

Filing your taxes on time—even if you can’t pay—can help you avoid bigger penalties and keep more options open.

April 15 is the deadline to file federal returns and pay taxes for most taxpayers. You should file on time and pay what you can to reduce penalties and interest, experts say. However, if you can't ...

April 15 is close. For many taxpayers, the moment of truth comes when they finish the return and see the balance due. The ...

An IRS installment agreement lets you pay tax debt over time. Learn the types of payment plans, eligibility requirements, ...

The IRS is still offering its Free File program, which is one of several ways you may be able to file your taxes for free ...

The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) has issued a reminder to taxpayers about payment plans ahead of the upcoming tax deadline. Tax season is almost at an end, with payments and returns due on April 15.

Taxpayers who owe taxes or have not yet filed can benefit from acting early. Taking the steps outlined below can help limit penalties and interest, prevent delays, and make it ...

A surprise IRS tax bill can derail your retirement budget fast. Here's how to keep that from happening.