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Early Voting Is Underway In Texas And There's A LOT Of Constitutional Amendments On The Ballot.

If you're wondering why all the "rich and famous" are suddenly choosing Texas as their home state to live in, this is why...TAXES.

Wichita Falls resident Tim Norris says he wanted to protest high taxes but he ended up arrested instead.

Check out these 10 sites where you can file your federal tax returns for free!

As Americans, April 15th has been embedded in our minds as the dreaded "Tax Day", where everybody who owes the I.R.S. had better pay up, or else! I want to change the way we view this day, so instead of going through the motions of being forced to pay my hard-earned money to Uncle Sam, I am going to celebrate "Procrastinator's Day"!

Last week, the Internal Revenue Service announced that it had targeted about 400 identity thieves across the country. The thieves were using stolen Social Security numbers to file false tax returns and then claim the refunds.

Congratulations, Joe Flacco! Here's your Super Bowl MVP award and the 2014 Chevrolet Corvette Stingray that comes with it. Oh, and the IRS called, too....When Flacco quarterbacked the Baltimore Ravens to victory in Super Bowl XLVII on Sunday, a panel of sportswriters and broadcasters named him the game's MVP. As a part of the award, Flacco received a 2014 Chevrolet Corvette Stingray valued at an e

Richard Wilder lets his father fight his battles.

We're fortunate in Abilene to have some IRS trained volunteers from the American Association of Retired Persons (AARP) to help prepare your taxes for you. Every year from February 1st through April 15th the AARP folks are here to help. All you need is your 2013 tax materials such as W-2 forms, Social Security cards and last year’s return. The AARP volunteers assist on a first-come, first served ba

Regardless of the American economy’s checkered enthusiasm, it appears as if consumers are currently aboard the fast track to higher taxes and rising prices on things like health care and grocery items scheduled to come around at the turn of the new year.

City officials in Chicago are considering a proposed “violence tax” on guns and ammunition in hopes that it will help shade in the gray areas of a $115 million black hole in the city’s budget and police the number of guns in circulation on the streets. This has Second Amendment supporters ticked off because sources say the proposed tax will increase the prices of these items exponentially, even th