taxes

With all of the tax law changes we've been waiting to see how that impacts refunds this year, and out of the 53 million refunds issued so far, the average refund is a few dollars higher than last year. What people are spending refunds on may surprise you!

If you crave a big fat tax refund, this is your year! But it's important to file your return sooner rather than later for several reasons.

Remember a few months ago when it was revealed that the State of Idaho and Amazon had come to an agreement to collect tax on purchases?  It's not making a big impact.

Governor Butch Otter opted to veto a bill that would've eliminated sales tax on groceries in Idaho. How much money are we missing out on?

Nothing is sure but death and taxes. Isn't that saying so comforting? It panics me every time I hear it. Traditionally, tax day falls on April 15th. This year the date has changed giving you a little bit longer to file.

Spring is here which means better weather, clean up projects around the house, and of course, that yearly joy known as tax time.  Want to get a faster Idaho refund?  Here's how.

Tax refunds are fun money, right? It depends on how you define "fun." It might surprise you what most people are planning to do with the tax refund this year. And if you're still looking for free tax help in Boise, this is where you can find it.

Despite stories about delays with refunds this year, most of the experts seem to think you'll get your tax refund within 21 days of the time you file.  And if taxes stress you out, you may be able to get some free help in Boise.

Today is the Tax Deadline here in the Treasure Valley.  Here's any and all info on what you need and where to go.

Sorry to bring up the dreaded "T" word, but if you haven't yet filed your Idaho State taxes this year, the Idaho Tax Commission will be offering curbside service Monday on deadline day.