taxes

Imagine a world where hard-working folks keep more of their paycheck. A new tax proposal could make that dream a reality for millions.

Who is getting an extra $775 on their federal income tax refund check this year? It might be you and if it is, there is a catch you need to know about

The preliminary data suggests that your refund from the IRS will be larger this year. How much larger? Here's what the experts say.

The newly established Trump Accounts could mean $1,000 for Louisiana children. But to get that money parents need to register when they file their 2025 taxes. Here's what you need to do.

Louisiana's corporate franchise tax ends January 1, 2026, completing major tax reforms. Businesses face final filings while inflation adjustments begin.

Ken Paxton is launching a statewide investigation into illegal tax increases and he directly mentioned Wichita Falls in his statement.

Picture this: Low property taxes but the highest sales tax in the nation. It makes you rethink what you pay every day.

In Texas, owning land means more than just a plot; it's a connection to family traditions and sometimes, the final resting place for loved ones.

If you work in any one of these 68 professions you might qualify for the "no tax on tips" benefit. See the complete list.

Other states offer tax breaks on critical emergency supplies you'll need if a hurricane hits. But Louisiana does. Here's why.

Will Louisiana parents get a tax break in the form of a sales tax holiday as they shop for back-to-school this year?

Here are some steps to take to make tax preparation a lot easier next year, and maybe save you money in the process.

Tax Day is here—April 15, 2025—and if you’ve been procrastinating, now’s the time to act. Whether you’re in Midland or Odessa, we’ve rounded up 10 local places in each city to help you get those taxes filed fast. Uncle Sam isn’t waiting!

Louisiana State Treasurer John Fleming and Baton Rouge Senator Rick Edmonds have recently unveiled "The Louisiana K-12 School Transparency Project Portal".

Thousands of Texans who are rightfully owed a refund by the IRS won't be getting that money this year. Are you one of them?

Some Louisiana residents who are owed a tax refund by the Internal Revenue Service will not be getting that money. Are you one of them?

Those in favor say these changes will make a real difference for homeowners feeling squeezed by rising costs. Businesses, too, could get some much-needed breathing room.

How different would your Louisiana paycheck look if plans to erase the federal income tax actually came to fruition? The number will surprise you.

Louisiana now has the highest average state and local sales tax in the U.S.

Louisiana already generates 20 percent of its power from nuclear energy. Now, lawmakers want to expand it even further. Could this be the future of energy in the Bayou State?