While April 15 would normally be Tax Day, the deadline to file individual and corporate taxes has been extended because of the coronavirus pandemic.

Indiana Department of Revenue Commissioner Adam Krupp announced Monday he will seek the Republican nomination for Attorney General.

The Indiana Department of Revenue will replace the current system used to process taxes with a new online portal.

The fake letter appears official, asks residents to call a 1-800 number, and threatens property seizure if a bill isnt paid.

Officials ask taxpayers to make sure their information is correct and complete before filing "to ensure timely processing."

Fraud prevention programs over the past five years have denied payment on more than $119 million.

A letter sent last week to local governments explained that two problems created the need for a one-time special payment.

The extension of the filing deadline follows a computer system outage Tuesday morning.

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.

New members of the finance team will be in place on Jan. 9.