Some taxpayers may still be able to claim pandemic-era penalties and interest. But eligibility is limited and timing matters.

Millions of Americans may be eligible for a tax refund thanks to a recent court decision that found taxpayers should not have ...

Millions of Americans may qualify for an IRS refund of late fees or penalties charged during the COVID-19 pandemic. How to ...

Tax lawyers say Americans who paid IRS penalties or interest during the COVID-19 emergency could qualify for refunds after a ...

A tax break tied to COVID-era penalties could put cash back in some Americans’ pockets. Millions of Americans and businesses ...

A court ruled the pandemic a "disaster," making millions eligible for refunds on IRS penalties from 2020-2023. Learn who ...

As a result of two recent court cases against the IRS, you may qualify for a tax refund. But you need to act quickly.

According to USA Today, taxpayers can determine if they’re owed a refund by checking their IRS tax account transcripts, which show payments, penalties, and interest with the dates they were made or ...

The IRS will likely appeal the ruling, but taxpayers cannot wait to file claims, as there is a limited time to seek refunds or reductions in penalties and interest.

Following a recent federal court ruling, millions of taxpayers who paid interest or penalties to the IRS during the COVID-19 ...

The potential refunds stem from legal challenges arguing that certain COVID penalties should never have been imposed.

Millions of Americans could qualify for a refund from the Internal Revenue Service stemming from the COVID-19 pandemic.