Income taxes

The GOP unveiled their long-awaited legislation to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act.

As the Trump administration and the Republican dominated Congress prepare to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act, a new government report may give them further ammunition.

During his first major address to Congress Tuesday, President Donald Trump backed a proposal that has split the Republican Party: giving Americans tax credits to buy coverage.

How IRA conversions can come at a steep price for clients. Plus, ways to dodge a surprise bill from the IRS.

The Internal Revenue Service is turning up the heat on taxpayers. Some of them, anyway.

Republican lawmakers expect their ACA replacement will result in decrease in insured Americans, despite growing support for the program.

A decade ago, it wasn’t much of an issue, but awareness of the need to comply has grown exponentially.

As lawmakers in Congress mull the real possibility of a tax overhaul, various proposals are being debated before legislation is introduced.

The Internal Revenue Service has posted a new version of Form 7004 to reflect the fact that businesses can now get an automatic extra six months to file.

Treasury Secretary nominee said one of his priorities if confirmed would be to increase staff and modernize technology at the Internal Revenue Service—a move that Republicans who control the agency’s budget may reject.