Many Americans are in line to receive a refund from the IRS this tax season. Here are the best ways to put that money to use.

A joint letter signed by 130 Democratic lawmakers has denounced planned staffing reductions at the federal agency.

"Reduced staffing could slow the processing of returns, leading to potential refund delays for some taxpayers," one tax ...

According to the latest data from the IRS, $102.253 billion has been refunded to taxpayers so far this filing season, which ...

There could be several reasons why you haven't yet received your tax refund from the IRS. Here are the most common, and how you can check the status.

IRS data shows that the average refund check so far is about $2,200, or $1,000 less than a year earlier. Here's what experts ...

If you e-filed your return, you can expect to see status updates roughly 24 hours after submitting it. If you e-file a prior ...

The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) has already processed more than 29.6 million tax refunds this year, up 2.3% from last year ...

Unemployment debt: The third type of debt that the IRS can use your tax refund to pay down, unemployment compensation debt ...

In a high-yield savings account, you'll also earn interest on your tax refund, even if it's the only financial contribution ...

Through Feb. 21, the latest date currently available on the IRS website, the agency has issued 29,615,000 refunds, roughly ...

If you haven’t filed your tax return yet, you can use a tax calculator to estimate your federal refund. Gather paystubs, tax ...