As long as you make some sort of effort to report and pay your taxes, you're not likely to get into criminal trouble.

If you recently filed your taxes and discovered you owe the IRS, take a deep breath even if you owe thousands, Consumer Reports experts say.

The National Treasury Employees Union is calling on agencies to “act quickly” to bring recently fired probationary employees back to work.

But if you have plans to use that refund to pay looming bills or fund a well-deserved vacation, you might consider holding ...

You’ve found out you owe the IRS and now what do you do? First don’t panic and try to find out what the problem ...

Days after a Maryland federal judge ruled that terminated probationary workers must be temporarily reinstated, multiple ...

Staten Island bar Jody’s Club Forest claims it started the trend in the 1970s to create what later became the popular ...

Bob Stinson, who died at 68 in 2018, was a U.S. Postal Service worker who applied the idea of using his recreational softball ...

While he was preparing for work at the National Energy Technology Laboratory on Feb. 14, Kyle Buchheit opened an email he’d ...