taxes

Indiana Governor, Eric Holcomb announced last week that roughly 4.3 million Hoosiers will be receiving a refund when they file their 2021 taxes.

Individuals that work or live in Warrick or Owen County Indiana will see an income tax rate increase beginning October 1, 2021.

Tax season is here but unlike years past, the IRS wasn't accepting tax filings before February 12, 2021. Because of that, they and the Indiana Department of Revenue have extended the filing deadline.

The Indiana Department of Revenue say the Internal Revenue Service has warned of an email scam targeted at tax professionals.

If you filed your 2019 taxes with HR Block or TurboTax, that's likely the reason you haven't received the second wave of stimulus payments yet.

The extended tax deadline is coming up. Here are some things you should keep in mind if you have not yet filed your taxes this year.

If you're like me, Fridays are usually my day to visit the library to get some movies for the weekend!

In honor, or memoriam, of tax day, some Tri-State businesses are offering up some freebies. We have that list right here for ya!

One northeastern Indiana town has introduced a proposal that would require residents to pay $5 for a permit in order to have garage sales. Of course, this has many of the townspeople ticked off because they say the town’s overzealous nickel and diming tactics is an intrusion of their right to free enterprise.

Last week was the deadline to file your Federal and State tax returns. If you were lucky, you were able to put that dreaded tax deadline behind you without having to pay an exorbitant amount of money to old Uncle Sam. If you were even luckier, maybe you found out that you might even be getting a little money back from the government...