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IRS 2026 Tax Refund Update: Where's My Refund And Is A Stimulus Check Coming?

Wondering 'where's my refund for the 2026 tax season?' Here’s how to check your IRS refund status and latest on a possible stimulus check.

Feb 20, 2026

How To File A Tax Extension – A Look At Deadlines, Penalties And General Tips

Are you a taxpayer wondering how do I file a tax extension? Here‘s the basics of what to know to complete the process.

Apr 16, 2025

Immigrant Tax Info Could Be Used Against Them: What The Potential IRS-ICE Deal Means

The IRS is nearing a deal with ICE to use immigrant tax data to support deportation efforts, a move that could impact millions.

Mar 24, 2025

Kanye West Says He Owes The IRS $50M — 'They Were Trying To Put Me In Prison This Morning'

Kanye West said he owed the IRS $50 million dollars and learned of this after $75 million was frozen from his bank accounts.

Nov 29, 2022

'They Owed Me $9 Million' — Black Billionaire Tyler Perry Details A Time The IRS Allegedly Owed Him Money

During the 2022 Earn Your Leisure Conference, Tyler Perry revealed he fired accountants after learning the IRS owed him $9M dollars.

Oct 20, 2022

These 10 Celebrities Had IRS Issues — Here's How It Worked Out For Them

Celebrities: they're just like us, even when they have IRS issues. These 10 celebrities had them. Here's how it worked out for them.

Steve Harvey Details Owing Over $20M To The IRS — 'They Were Cashing The Checks, Keeping The Money'

In a recent interview, Steve Harvey revealed that he was once $22 million in debt to the IRS. Here's how he solved the problem.

Prince's Estate Valued At $156.4M Nearly Six Years After His Passing

A conclusion has been made in the matters of the estate and its distribution among the heirs of the late singer Prince.

Jan 18, 2022

Remember That Provision That Didn't Let The Government Offer Free Tax Filing Software? It's Dead Now

Filing taxes can be a major pain, especially with many services charging hundreds of dollars. You might be wondering why the Internal Revenue Service doesn’t just make their own program to help, but it’s complicated. In 2002, the IRS made an agreement with tax software companies — like H&R Block and TurboTax — known as the Free File Program . This agreement let Americans making under $66,000 per year access tax software companies’ systems for free. However, the IRS agreed to not make its own competing software. A controversial provision to the Taxpayer First Act would’ve made that agreement permanent by making it illegal for the IRS to develop their own software . Now, it seems that won’t be a part of the bill, according to Gizmodo . It’s not hard to see why the tax industry would want to ban the IRS from creating its own free, online system. Nobody is going to dish out hundreds of dollars to a third-party if you can file directly through the government. Although this decision...

Jun 10, 2019