Tax season is well underway, and the earliest filers can start looking for their refunds. The IRS and the Colorado Department of Revenue began processing tax returns in late January, and the earliest ...

Direct deposit refunds may be received as early as 10 business days after your e-filed return is accepted by the IRS. * Early Filing Dates: Jan. 26 is the announced date the IRS will begin accepting e ...

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You may have to wait a little longer to receive your income tax refund this year, as several constraints at the IRS, along with new tax regulations, could possibly cause delays. Here's what tax filers ...

It's that time of year, San Antonio. No, we're not talking about the Rodeo — it's officially tax season. Thousands are wondering about their returns after submitting their information to the Internal ...

The Internal Revenue Service is reminding taxpayers that some filers will see their refunds delayed if they claimed one of two specific credits. Taxpayers who claim either the Earned Income Tax Credit ...

The Internal Revenue Service started accepting federal tax returns in late January. Federal income tax returns are due on Wednesday, April 15. New York state income taxes are also due on April 15. The ...

More than 20 million Americans could see tax refunds delayed due to a specific tax credit claim. Those who claimed the Earned Income Tax Credit must wait until at least March 2 to get their refund, ...

Tax season has arrived, and for many people across North Carolina, the big question is the same: when will that refund show up? With the tax filing deadline set for Wednesday, April 15, the countdown ...

Can't find your status? It might be too soon and you'll have to wait. For each method of filing, you have to wait at least: 24 hours after you e-file a current-year return 3 or 4 days after you e-file ...

Have you gotten around to filing your taxes yet? The IRS began accepting returns on Jan. 26. According to e-file.com, more than 90% of tax returns are filed online each year, totaling over 150 million ...