Thousands of previously fired probationary employees at the IRS will be back on the job full-time in about two weeks.

After a court ordered the Internal Revenue Service to rehire some 7,000 probationary workers, the employees were put on administrative leave, kept on the federal payroll, but not back at work. Now ...

The Trump administration is cutting hundreds of thousands of federal jobs, with a goal of saving money.   At the ...

The US Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit upheld a US Court of Federal Claims ruling that Hatch-Waxman Act litigation expenses are ordinary ...

A notice to probationary employees — fired in February and reinstated in March — directed workers at the US tax collector to ...

The IRS no longer will issue paper checks or take payments by check under an order from President Trump. Here's what we know.

House Democrats led by Rep. Brad Schneider (Ill.) pressed Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent on mass layoffs at the Internal ...

Charles Rettig encouraged laid-off IT employees to embrace private-sector opportunities, but shared concerns about the agency ...

A state tax filing and payment extension applies to all taxpayers who live in North Carolina as well. “The deadline for most ...

Mainers can file federal taxes for free through the IRS or CA$H Maine, which offers free services for those earning $67,000 ...

After initially being reinstated to paid leave, the workers are getting their full-time jobs back after rulings by two ...