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3 Tax Filing Mistakes That Could Cost Retirees the Most Money

The tax season is in full swing, which means it's time to get organized and prepare all your tax documents. Here are some errors retirees should know.

GOBankingRates · Mar 11

Meet the Americans withholding their federal income tax to protest against Trump

Some US taxpayers are refusing to pay the federal government amid ICE surges, the war with Iran and more

The Guardian - US · Mar 11

Tax Alert: This Simple Filing Mistake Is Causing Long IRS Refund Delays

You spent hours gathering your W-2s and double-checking your deductions before hitting the submit button. You likely have a specific plan for that refund money, whether it is paying off a credit card or fixing the family car. Now, weeks have passed and the status on the “Where’s My Refund”…

Budget and the Bees · Mar 10

The Wildest Tax Fraud Cases in U.S. History — and How They Got Caught

Here are some of the wildest tax fraud cases, including who committed them and what happened. 

GOBankingRates · Mar 10

New IRS Direct Deposit Rules Could Delay Your 2026 Tax Refund: What to Know

Tax refunds are about 10% larger so far this year, but many filers will have to wait longer for their money due to the IRS phasing out paper checks.

Kiplinger · Mar 10

This Little-Known IRS Tax Credit Could Save Eligible Workers Up to $2K

Many U.S. workers qualify for the IRS Saver’s Credit, a little-known tax break that rewards retirement contributions and can cut taxes by up to $2,000.

GOBankingRates · Mar 10

The $5,000 Filing Error That’s Getting More Taxpayers Flagged This Year

Tax season is stressful enough without the fear of an IRS letter. You try to be honest and gather your receipts. You trust the software to guide you correctly. However, significant filing discrepancies are causing a spike in automated IRS notices this year. The system is becoming more automated, and…

Budget and the Bees · Mar 10

3 Common Tax Myths That Can Hurt Your Refund This Year

We're calling out five common tax myths that should be debunked and offering tips on what to do instead.  

GOBankingRates · Mar 9

9 Ways to Reduce Taxes on Social Security Without Using Loopholes

Many retirees are shocked to learn that up to 85% of their Social Security benefits can be taxable, depending on their income. The good news...

Saving Advice · Mar 9

Not Even Death Can Cheat the IRS: Lessons From a Massachusetts Estate

If you owed money to the IRS while alive, your death isn’t going to stop them from collecting. Here's what you need to know about death and taxes.

Kiplinger · Mar 9