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The IRS’ free tax-preparation program remains a free option for taxpayers this year, but the fate of a group of government ...

Last year the Internal Revenue Service launched a program that allowed some tax filers to file their returns directly to the ...

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You can file your taxes through the IRS direct file program for free. Certain incomes are eligible for direct file. That ...

The IRS' free online program Direct File is now open for business and accepting tax returns. Here's what to know.

The IRS announced Monday, Jan. 27, as the official beginning of the tax filing season. Direct File is a web-based service that works on mobile phones, laptops, tablets or desktop computers.

Unfortunately, no good deed goes unpunished, and the free Direct File program is in the crosshairs of GOP lawmakers who are pushing the new Trump administration to take action against it.

As tax season begins, millions of Americans in 25 states, including South Dakota, can now file their taxes more efficiently and at no cost using the IRS Direct File Tool.

If you don’t live in a direct file area, you may still qualify for IRS Free File if you earn under $84,000 and file standard forms. Watch the video above to hear Wealth host Brad Smith explain ...

The Internal Revenue Service’s free tax-filing system will get a new ability that critics say it should have had all along: automatically filling in information that the IRS already has.