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And with recent cuts to the IRS budget and staff, there could be some delays this year in getting refunds out. If you mailed a paper tax return, you’ll likely have to wait longer than those who ...

The IRS has processed more than 145 million tax returns so far for 2025, and if you're among those filers and haven't yet received your tax refund, here's how you can check its status in Delaware ...

Gary Farris's tax refund wasn't sent to the IRS. The tax preparer quickly fixed it after KENS 5 got involved. The IRS explains what other taxpayers can do. Hawaii's governor signs new hotel tax ...

If you filed tax returns weeks or even months ago in New Jersey — the IRS has already processed more than 145 million returns so far this year — and still haven't received your refund, there's ...

Trank says you may receive a notice from the IRS showing the difference between what you reported on the tax return and what the issuer reported. You should receive most of the forms you need to ...

The special payments announced by the IRS are being sent to those taxpayers who filed a 2021 tax return but left the data field for the Recovery Rebate Credit blank or they filled it out as $0 ...

Tax season is ... a spokesperson for the IRS. The IRS has a "Where's My Refund?" feature allowing filers to check their refund status as soon as a day after filing their return online.

Representative image NEW DELHI: The Income Tax Department has officially notified the updated return form, called ITR-U, allowing taxpayers with an extended window of four years to rectify or ...

For those who filed their federal tax returns electronically and opted for direct deposit between May 10 and 17, 2025, the good news is that, according to the IRS's typical schedule, you can ...

The IRS generally considers any forgiven or discharged debt the same as income, which means it must be entered as part of your tax return and taxed as income. This includes debt canceled through ...