Dealing with IRS penalties and incorrect tax assessments can be frustrating. This is especially true when you believe the charges are unfair or that they resulted from circumstances beyond your ...

A tax break tied to COVID-era penalties could put cash back in some Americans’ pockets. Millions of Americans and businesses may be eligible to recover funds connected to tax penalties and interest, ...

Millions of Americans could claim IRS refunds for COVID-era tax penalties. Learn who qualifies, how to file Form 843, and the July 10 deadline.

Alabama taxpayers seeking an IRS penalty or interest refund tied to COVID-era tax relief have a new option to help them meet the July 10 filing deadline. The Internal Revenue Service recently ...

But today is the last day to act. In November 2025, the U.S. Court of Federal Claims ruled in Kwong v. United States that certain tax deadlines should have been paused during the federally declared ...

Millions of taxpayers who earned penalties and interest from the IRS during COVID-19 may be eligible to file a last-minute claim.

Millions of Americans may still be eligible for an Internal Revenue Service refund, but they must file a claim by Friday, July 10, according to National Taxpayer Advocate Erin Collins, who warned the ...

IRS has opened online filing for COVID tax refund claims using Form 843. Check who qualifies, what refunds cover, and why the July 10 deadline matters.

The IRS has added an online filing option for some taxpayers seeking refunds tied to the recent Kwong court decision, but the window to act is short.

IRS has a new online portal for Kwong refund claims as critical July 10 deadline approaches for many taxpayers. Americans overseas should review records, act quickly.