The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) started accepting 2024 tax returns on Monday, Jan. 27. There are a few changes you should be aware of as you get ready to file. Jackson Hewitt Chief Tax Information Officer Mark Steber said his biggest tips include getting organized by putting all your tax paperwork in one place and using last year’s tax paperwork as a guide for what you can expect to come in the mail.

Tax season has officially opened. Starting Monday, tax returns can be filed for 2024 income. This year the Internal Revenue Service is making it easier for more people to file online for free, through its Direct File program. That was introduced last year as a pilot, and this year it is being expanded.

It is tax season once again. Monday marked the first day people can file their 2024 year taxes with the Internal Revenue Service. While many of us will file in the coming months, early filers are already wondering when they will see a refund check or direct deposit.

Tax season is upon us, and Monday (Jan. 27) was the first day the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) started accepting direct-file returns. For millions of Americans, their tax return represents their largest paycheck of the year,

Americans who are looking for the speediest possible refund for the 2024 tax year can get started today with the official opening of tax season. Today (Monday, January 27, 2025) is the first day that you can file your tax returns with the Internal Revenue Service (IRS).

The Internal Revenue Service expects 140 million people to file tax year 2024 returns ahead of the April 15 deadline. More than half of all filers are expected to be filed with the help of a professional,

Tax season opens for individual filers on Jan. 27, and the IRS has started processing 2024 returns. If you're eager for a tax refund, there are a few ways to get your payment faster, experts say. It's official: Tax season is open for individual filers and the IRS has started to process 2024 tax returns.