IRS statistics through February 13, 2026, reveal fewer returns have been filed and professed compared to 2025. Still, the average tax refund checks are higher.

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With the April deadline less than two months away, many taxpayers are looking for ways to avoid paying high preparation fees.

House Bill 1 would create a new section in Kentucky law to enable participation in the qualified elementary and secondary education scholarship federal tax credit established under federal law.

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The 2026 tax filing season is underway with several new tax law provisions from the federal spending bill now in effect.

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Learn the difference between tax credits and tax relief, how credits reduce taxes owed and how IRS programs help manage tax debt.

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