If you're claiming a Child Tax Credit or Earned Income Tax Credit on your 2024 tax returns, you may get your refund later in the season than other filers — even if you filed first. Here's why.

With the Internal Revenue Service now accepting 2024 tax returns some taxpayers are already counting down the days until they receive their refund. However, the IRS says taxpayers who claim a pair of tax credits might be waiting longer than anticipated to receive their money.

As tax season kicks off, understanding the nuances of the child tax credit can help you better manage your expectations for your refund.

In the United States, low-income households often rely on social programs and tax refunds to balance their budgets. One significant financial support is the Child Tax Credit (CTC), which helps reduce tax bills dollar for dollar.

A taxpayer who submits an electronic return with the direct deposit can expect to receive their money within 21 days.

Low-income households in the United States rely on social programs and tax rebates to help their budgets, and one of the financial supports is the Child Tax Credit (CTC). The CTC a

New York families could see a financial boost with changes to the Child Tax Credit, promising relief for households across the state.

Here is what you should know about the child tax credit for this year's tax season and whether you qualify for it.

The increased child tax credit could expire after 2025 without action from Congress. Here’s what families need to know.

If HB 316 passes, the child tax credit will expand to include children both younger and older than were previously eligible.