Learn the 2025 IRS filing thresholds for retirees, income limits, and exceptions so you can tell if you need to file a tax return this year.

Whether you need to file a federal income tax return this year depends on several factors: how much you earned, source of ...

Tax-filing season is officially open this year — and taxpayers age 65 and older may get an additional $6,000 deduction when ...

Wondering what tax relief you qualify for? Learn about IRS tax relief programs, credits, deductions and payment options based ...

This tax season, many people could be hearing oversimplified versions of some complicated tax changes on 2025 tax returns.

A new tax deduction for senior citizens is kicking in this tax season, potentially providing bigger refunds to millions, the AARP says.

Seniors could keep more money with new tax break phasing in for 2025 returns. The extra deduction helps lower- and middle-income retirees facing rising costs.

Reaching your 80s doesn't automatically mean saying goodbye to income taxes. Many retirees live on fixed incomes and may owe little or nothing to the IRS. However, others with pensions, investment ...

The IRS introduces new tax deductions that will impact seniors, workers with tips/overtime and car loan users.

The IRS will start accepting 2025 tax returns on January 26, 2026. Learn about the April 15 deadline and the new Schedule 1-A ...

Due to several major tax rule changes, your 2025 return might feel unfamiliar even if your income looks the same.