The IRS shut down its direct filing program for 2026, but some tools remain—if you know where to look. Here’s how to navigate ...

The IRS's Direct File Service is no more, but most taxpayers can use one of these free options to prepare their 2025 returns ...

The Internal Revenue Service announced it would be accepting tax returns from eligible taxpayers for the 2026 filing season ...

As usual, many people will have the option to file their returns for free, but the options are more limited this year, as the ...

While the IRS Direct File program has been shut down, there are still ways to file your taxes for free. Here's what to know.

IRS Direct File, which was offered in 25 states last year, has been discontinued. But one very-much underused, free program remains for 2026.

Each IRS Free File partner sets its own eligibility requirements, which can include age, income, state residency or military ...

IRS Free File is now accepting federal tax returns from eligible taxpayers at no cost. Here are the details.

Each year, Americans spend an average of $240 to prepare and file their tax returns, according to the IRS Taxpayer Advocate Service. And the process is so complicated that about a million taxpayers ...

The IRS Direct File system, a government-run tool that let some Americans file their federal taxes directly and for free, won ...

The standard deduction and SALT cap are both higher and there are new perks for seniors, those who financed new cars and ...