The Mega Millions jackpot for the Tax Day, Tuesday, April 15, drawing is $96 million. No one matched all five numbers and the Mega Ball in the Friday, April 11 drawing, but a Michigan ticket won $ ...

Photo: Win McNamee/Getty Images The passage of another Tax Day on April 15—accompanied by the usual sticker shock, harrowing calls to accountants, squinting to “add lines 1z, 2b, 3b ...

A number of major restaurants and retailers are offering deals and freebies in honor of Tax Day, hoping to ease our financial stresses with markdowns on doughnuts or cheeseburgers. This year ...

Tax Day 2025 is here, and that means tons of deals and freebies from businesses and restaurants! ICYMI: April 15, aka Tax Day, is the deadline for everyone to file their federal income tax returns ...

WASHINGTON — April 15 is Tax Day, when tax returns are officially due to the federal government for most Americans. To help ease the stress of the day, many businesses on Tuesday are offering ...

What time are taxes due? According to Kiplinger, if you are filing an electronic return, then you must submit your tax forms by midnight on Tuesday. However, the site recommends that you click ...

Grab a bite on the bright side. Tax Day is Tuesday, April 15, and while the IRS may be coming for your wallet, these restaurants are dishing out freebies and deals to ease the sting. On April 15 ...

While Tax Day isn't a holiday, many are "celebrating" the day by offering deals and discounts to soften the blow to your wallet. After paying your dues to Uncle Sam, give your bank account a break ...

See how you can cash in on a free pastry or 1-cent cheeseburgers on Tuesday. Tax Day, which falls on April 15, is here, and multiple restaurants are offering customers a sweet break with free or ...

Tax Day is finally here, and unless you’ve filed for free, tax prep can take quite a bite out of your wallet. To celebrate the end of tax season, which falls on Tuesday, April 15, this year ...

Given all the news out of the IRS lately, what will Tax Day 2026 look like? The Washington Post asked people inside the IRS, in the tax community and in the Trump administration to play it out.