taxes

Several proposals are being floated in Washington DC that would put money back in your hands as a way to offset the rising cost of gasoline.

Families who received the expanded monthly child tax credit payments in 2021 and getting smaller refunds and many are finding themselves owing Uncle Sam this tax season.

A 71-year-old Breaux Bridge woman is reportedly being sent to prison for not paying taxes to her former employees.

On Saturday, voters in the City of Lafayette and the Parish of Lafayette will vote on several tax renewals.

The Louisiana Legislature is pulling the plug on tax credits designed to bolster electric car sales in the state.

The New York Times and other media outlets are reporting that the Internal Revenue Service will be pushing back the "tax day" in 2021.

According to reports, the IRS has extended the tax payment deadline for Louisiana residents due to the recent winter storms. Residents in all 64 parishes across the state now have until June 15, 2021 to file their taxes.

The extra revenue would be earmarked for road and bridge repairs that have been backlogged in the state.

Louisiana shoppers will be able to save a few bucks later this month as a state sales tax holiday will happen the weekend of November 20-21.

A computer connectivity issue at the Louisiana Department of Revenue yesterday was the reason given for the extension.

If you are employed and had a household income below $54,000 in 2019, you may be eligible for free tax preparation services

Lawmakers in the Louisiana House agreed to roll back the state sales tax passed in 2018 earlier than its planned mid-2025 expiration date.

Louisiana's sales tax collections from internet purchases have increased dramatically, even though the system only involves out-of-state retailers voluntarily remitting taxes.

Baton Rouge Representative Steve Carter has a bill that would eventually pump billions of dollars into the state’s crumbling infrastructure by raising the gas tax by 18 cents a gallon over the next 12 years.

The state is currently trying to get back $26 million in 'accidental' tax returns.

With all of the discussion about budget cuts, TOPS, and the like in Louisiana, perhaps we should take a look at the deal the Saints have with our state.

If you miss today's filing and payment deadline you could be subject to penalties. So, get that return and those payments in. You don't want to pay more than your fair share.

When will we all get back to work and will the Governor's tax plan put us deeper in the hole? Those are questions Louisiana residents would really to have answered.

The IRS is closed on Monday, which means that we actually have until Tuesday, April 18 file our taxes.

A school tax and a spot on the Third Circuit Court of Appeal are on the ballot.