The IRS has decided not to continue its Direct File program, leaving many taxpayers, especially Latinos, seeking ...

Some states are helping them along, but projects in progress are all competing for the same scarce labor and resources.

John Ricco, an analyst with the Budget Lab at Yale University, estimates that Trump's tariffs will raise $200 billion to $300 ...

The Treasury Department said in an October report to Congress that participation in the Direct File program was low and the ...

Direct File won’t be available anymore to do your taxes next year. Here’s what that means once the tax filing season opens in ...

Learn about the IRS’s new Code Y for reporting Qualified Charitable Distributions (QCDs) from IRAs, effective in 2025.

Direct File has ended. Americans who used the free tax-filing program will have to find a new option. Here are some alternatives.

The announcement signals the likely end of Direct File — a project that Trump administration officials and Republican lawmakers targeted this year.

Direct File, the free, government-provided alternative to services like TurboTax, won't be available for the 2026 tax season, ...

Over two dozen states incorporated the free tax software in 2025, but the IRS has decided to discontinue the program.

The Internal Revenue Service continues to seek feedback regarding the draft instructions for Form 6765 and is extending the dates for reporting requirements related to the Credit for Increasing ...

The law, conceived under the One Big Beautiful Bill Act of 2025, is set to take effect in tax years 2025 to 2028. For now, however, it still is in a draft form, but is making waves throughout ...