What is the Earned Income Tax Credit? The earned income tax credit (EITC) is a federal tax break for low- and moderate-income workers with or without children. Also known as the earned income credit ...

Families who struggle to stretch small paychecks far enough to cover a few children may be able to qualify for an extra-large income tax refund. And many could be shocked at how much extra cash we're ...

Michigan workers are getting the largest amount of financial help ever through the Michigan expanded Earned Income Tax Credit program, which tripled the state financial support between 6 and 30% of ...

Some taxpayers, who qualify, may get up to $1,700 through the EITC and CTC, with refunds arriving from late February.

The PATH Act requires the IRS to verify income and identity before a check can be issued.

Federal tax credits come in a number of flavors, including refundable, nonrefundable and partially refundable. Here’s what you should know heading into tax season.

The IRS has announced the annual inflation adjustments for the year 2025, including tax rate schedules, tax tables and cost-of-living adjustments.

Many filers will be able to claim bigger deductions this year, thanks to new rules in the tax code. We spoke to the experts ...

About 20% of Mississippi workers failed to claim the tax credit in 2022, according to the most recent data from the Internal Revenue Service.

Learn the difference between tax credits and tax relief, how credits reduce taxes owed and how IRS programs help manage tax debt.