The Brilliant Blog

Shawna Echols March 14, 2022 What is a Tax Extension? As spring approaches, so do the tax deadlines. A tax extension can be filed by...

Here's what you need to know about the child tax credit:

Learn more about the proposed major budget increase to the IRS and how it could affect you:

As a result of the House's proposed tax code, there are multiple issues that may arise.

An audit from the IRS can be intimidating. The more prepared and better represented you are, the greater your chance for a positive outcome.

The IRS may contact you about your tax return for many reasons. Here are 4 common reasons the IRS may contact—and demand action from—you.

Getting married has tax implications that newlyweds need to consider. Tax problems and surprises can be avoided by taking certain step:

The midyear report indicates a large backlog of tax returns. Despite backlogs being common, this year's is much larger than ever before.

If you have gotten a letter from the IRS do not panic. Here are some potential reasons why you got the letter and what you can do:

If you haven't received your tax refund yet, you are not alone. 2021 is not a typical year with many issues contributing to refund delays.

The IRS estimates it will take through the end of summer to review and correct all of the returns.

The U.S. Department of State may decline to issue/renew, revoke, or restrict passports of taxpayers with "seriously delinquent" tax debt.

If you've just discovered that you've made a significant mistake on your tax return, here's what you need to know:

We all look forward to receiving our tax refunds, but what if you were expecting a refund and it never arrived?

If you can't pay the tax you owe, it is in your best interest to make other arrangements to avoid heavy penalties. Here are a few options: