From missed paychecks to economic data and the court system, here are key dates at which the government shutdown will cause new disruptions.
President Donald Trump's former personal lawyer, Michael Cohen, said he tried to "rig" online polls — including one conducted by CNBC — "at the direction and for the sole benefit of" Trump.
The IRS is summoning some of its furloughed employees back to work as tax season approaches. Here's why it won't necessarily make your filing season less painful.
The clock is ticking down toward the start of tax season, and accountants are warning that it could be messy. Here's your cheat sheet to help you simplify the process.
In two weeks, you'll be able to submit your tax return — even amid the shutdown, according to the IRS. Here's why you might still run into obstacles on your way to grabbing your refund check.
The deadline to pay your estimated quarterly taxes is on Jan. 15. And no, the shutdown won't earn you a reprieve.
Many people who apply for college financial aid are forced to go through an audit-like process in which they must prove that the information they provided is accurate.
Tax filing date? Check. Expected refund? Check. The IRS said it will take income tax returns on Jan. 28 and give taxpayers their refunds, but the shutdown could complicate other essential areas of filing season.
About 12 percent of IRS staff is expected to continue working through a shutdown, which means certain functions would be curtailed.
About 12 percent of IRS staff is expected to continue working through a shutdown, which means certain functions would be curtailed.
If you were short on your 2018 tax withholding, the IRS might let you slide on the penalty. What you should know.
The federal shutdown comes at a stressful time for accountants and taxpayers, who are bracing themselves for a hectic filing season under the new tax code.
The winner can expect to pay more than 45 percent of their windfall in federal and state taxes.
If you're 70½ or older, or if you have inherited retirement funds, you have to take a required minimum distribution before Dec. 31.
New year, new tax brackets. The IRS is updating its individual income tax brackets for 2019 and making a few other inflation-adjusted changes. What it means for you.
If you're sneaking cash payments to your nanny in 2018, you can expect to miss out on this $1,050 tax credit. How to clean up your books and get a break, as well.
The wealthiest families can curtail their estate tax bill in the future by giving away vast amounts of money today. How it works.
Receipt collectors are about to be disappointed. This year marks the first in which the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act is in effect. That means many of the tax breaks you claimed on your 2017 return will be off the table for 2018.
Americans spend hundreds of dollars on tax preparation each year, yet there are plenty of ways to do it at little or no cost.
New year, new tax brackets. The IRS is updating its individual income tax brackets for 2019 and making a few other inflation-adjusted changes. What it means for you.
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