If you recently filed your taxes and discovered you owe Uncle Sam, maybe even a few thousand dollars, take a breath because you have options.

It’s tax season and when looking for a tax preparer it’s a good idea to do some research.

The holidays are over and now it’s time to focus on the new year. First things first, taxes. The IRS will begin accepting returns between January 15 and the 31st.

Scammers look for ways to trick people into giving them money year-round, but tax season can be particularly fraught.

A "ghost tax preparer" is someone who isn't certified but still prepares tax returns.

April 15 will be here before you know it, but there are a few changes when it comes to tax filing this year that help keep more money in your pocket.

In a rare breakthrough, the House passed a $78 billion tax package, with bipartisan support, that would enhance the child tax credit for lower-income families and boost tax breaks for businesses.