Hoosiers won't see many differences in the federal taxes they file this year because changes from the tax overhaul bill passed by Congress a few months ago apply to taxes people will file in 2019.

Indiana continues to struggle in its new fiscal year as revenues came in below expectations in August.

Those who are enrolled and earned less than $64,000 last year could qualify for an electronic tax filing program called INfreefile.

The April 18 deadline to pay income tax has come and gone, but taxpayers who missed the deadline aren’t off the hook.

House Ways and Means Chair Tim Brown says the tax cut, which would be spread out over the next 10 years, would balance out his caucus’ road funding bill.

As tax season begins, the Indiana Department of Revenue is providing taxpayers with advice.

Returns should be in the mail by April 18. People get a few extra days this year because Friday, April 15 is Emancipation Day, a public holiday in Washington D.C., followed by the weekend.