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The Internal Revenue Service has released data on tax refunds issued so far and the news is not good for Louisiana residents who were hoping for a larger payout.

The Internal Revenue Service says thousands of Louisiana taxpayers are owed $2,400. Are you one of them? The deadline to let them know is looming.

Louisiana residents are used to using credit or debit cards to pay for almost everything, but can that fantastic plastic be used to pay your tax obligation?

About half of individuals and one third of married couples in Louisiana qualify for thousands of dollars in tax credit from the IRS. Here's who qualifies.

Many Louisiana residents will find themselves in higher tax brackets even though their income didn't change. Here are the changes you can expect for 2024.

Louisiana and Texas residents now know at what rate their hard earned income will be taxed in the coming year.

What percentage of Louisiana and Texas incomes will be earmarked for federal taxes this year? The new tax brackets have been revealed. See how much you'll be paying.

If you filed a tax return in 2020, you may be getting even more money back.

What information should we be required to give to the government?

The Internal Revenue Service sent thousands of dollars in stimulus money to prisoners. Now they want that money back.

If you get an unsolicited email from the Internal Revenue Service do not open it or the attachment connected to it.

The details of this phone scam are actually pretty hilarious unless you've fallen for it.

There are approximately 20-thousand Louisiana residents that have money owed to them by the federal government.

Some taxpayer's refunds may be delayed this year. To make matters worse, the refunds in question are those of the people who need the money worst...

The federal tax filing day has been pushed back to April 18th this year. If you were affected by flooding in Louisiana you will have even more time to get your return filed with the IRS.

The Internal Revenue Service is reporting a hardware failure in its computer system. This has temporarily suspended your ability to electronically file your taxes.

Tax day is right around the corner — but that doesn’t mean we’ll all pay our fair share. An IRS survey last year found the percentage of people who thought it was acceptable to cheat “as much as possible” on their returns doubled compared to 2010.