T he 2025 tax season wraps up Tuesday at midnight, and it's not uncommon for some folks to wait until the absolute last ...

The tax filing deadline is just around the corner, but there are a few things to know before you send yours in.

According to the most recent IRS report, over $211 billion has been refunded this cycle so far—a 5% increase over last year.

The highest tax bracket is currently 37%. For tax year 2025, only single filers earning at least $626,350 (or married couples filing jointly earning at least $751,600) will pay that rate on any ...

Getting married changes the way you file your taxes, and not always to your benefit. Many people refer to the marriage tax or ...

"Married filing jointly expanded the tax brackets, and it did not matter whose income it was," Armstrong says. He filed amended returns for them for three years and they ended up with large refunds.

Last year, the IRS adjusted its tax brackets to avoid so-called ... with incomes greater than $609,350 ($731,200 for married couples filing jointly). Here are the other rates: 35% for incomes ...

You just need to understand how to take advantage of the tax code within legal guidelines to reduce your overall tax bill and ...

Choosing the Married Filing Jointly status might be a good choice ... from your combined income pushing you into a higher tax bracket. This bump is commonly referred to as the married couple ...

Getting married changes the way you file your taxes, and not always to your benefit. Many people refer to the marriage tax or marriage penalty, for example. But, depending on whether you file jointly ...