The IRS will open its 2020 tax filing season Jan. 27.
Taxpayers will have until April 15 to file their 2019 federal tax returns. More than 150 million individual returns are expected to be filed, according to a Jan. 6 news release.
- The 2020 tax season will be the second under the tax overhaul enacted by Republicans in 2017, the biggest change to the tax code in three decades.
- This filing season should face fewer challenges than last year’s season, which kicked off just three days after the end of a record-breaking partial government shutdown.
- The shutdown led some to ...
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