taxes

A new study suggests that when the idea is right, the outcome can be measured, and the burden is placed on citizens who stand to benefit the most, Louisiana residents aren't as opposed to new taxes as you might believe.

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

Tax refund time used to be like a second Christmas but across Louisiana, it's turned into something a lot more solemn.

Doing your own taxes can save you money and help you avoid scams, and with the latest technological innovations, it's easier than ever.

We've all heard horror stories about trips to the DMV. Some of us have lived them. I'm not sure this guy wasn't biting his nose off to spite his face...

There is special information that those affected by flooding in 2016 will want to be aware of regarding their state income tax filing.

A state government task force is expected to recommend that you and I pay more for fuel so that you and I can drive on better roads. Good idea or not so good idea?

A telephone scam to get taxpayer's personal information has surfaced in parts of Louisiana. Here is what you need to know to keep your private information private.

Governor John Bel Edwards addressed the citizens of Louisiana yesterday during his monthly radio broadcast. Among the hot topics covered on the show were gun control, education, and taxes.

Louisiana's new alcohol tax. Who is going to pay the tab on this? Chances are it will be you. The good news, you probably won't notice. The better news, after a few cocktails you won't even care.

The Senate could make or break a proposed tax increase on alcohol when they consider the issue during their session today. The House has already approved a tax increase on both alcohol and cigarettes.

Being that ignorance is no excuse for the law, let's take a look at what's hitting the books.

Beginning today smokers will be paying an additional .50cents per pack for cigarettes as a new tax increase goes into effect.

Fox8 in New Orleans uncovered a story that shows your tax dollars are going to a non-profit that no longer exists.

Check out some awesome Tax Day freebies and deals across the USA, to take the sting out of the April 15th deadline!

State Rep. Harold Ritchie has proposed a $1.54 cigarette tax in Louisiana, which is more than 4 times what the tax is now.