Tax Day
Coverage of Tax Day in the Nexus archive.
- How are Americans spending their tax refunds this year?
Americans received an average tax refund of over $3,400 this year, a 11% increase from last year, according to the Treasury Department's release on Tax Day. The data highlights a significant rise in refund amounts as of April 14.
- Treasury’s Cash Pile Jumps Most Since September on Tax Day
The U.S. Treasury's cash reserves surged to the highest level since September due to increased tax collections on Tax Day. The spike highlights strong revenue inflows, reflecting robust economic activity and tax compliance.
- Trump’s religious mocking, Iran war inject distractions from domestic policy
President Trump is diverting attention from domestic policy with AI-generated posts mocking Jesus Christ, while his administration promotes messages on the Iran war and economy. The White House highlighted Tax Day with Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent and Small Business Administrator Kelly.
- What happens if you don’t file taxes on time?
The article discusses the consequences of missing the tax filing deadline and provides guidance on actions to take when taxes are not filed on time. It emphasizes the importance of addressing tax obligations before penalties escalate.
- Tax Day is here, and the IRS is issuing bigger refunds to more people
Taxpayers have until midnight to file or request an extension. The IRS is processing larger refunds for more individuals this tax season.
- What to know before Tax Day ends
This year's Tax Day deadline is set for midnight on Wednesday. Spencer Jakab of The Wall Street Journal provides additional details on tax-related information ahead of the deadline.
- Watch live: White House briefs on Trump tax cuts with Iran tensions in backdrop
The White House press secretary, Karoline Leavitt, will brief reporters on the GOP's One Big Beautiful Bill Act tax cuts ahead of the IRS filing deadline. The briefing occurs amid ongoing tensions with Iran, highlighting the administration's focus on economic policy during a politically sensitive period.
- Watch live: House Republicans give remarks on Tax Day
House Republicans will address Tax Day by promoting President Trump's 'One Big Beautiful Bill,' which makes 2017 tax cuts permanent and blocks certain taxes. The remarks occur ahead of the April 15 tax filing deadline.
- WATCH: What happens if you miss the tax deadline and what is the penalty?
The article discusses the consequences of missing the tax deadline and associated penalties, with David Perez, CEO of Tax Maverick, addressing tax-related questions as Tax Day approaches. Perez, an enrolled agent and best-selling author, provides insights into tax compliance and potential penalties for late filings.
- SCOOP: House Republicans target dozens of vulnerable Democrats on eve of tax filing deadline
House Republicans are launching digital ads targeting 28 vulnerable Democrats ahead of Tax Day 2026, criticizing them for opposing Trump's tax cuts. The NRCC's campaign highlights GOP efforts to protect their House majority, while Democrats accuse Republicans of worsening economic conditions through their policies.
- 5 Tax Day food deals to score, from free treats to BOGO subs and more
Several restaurant chains are offering Tax Day deals to help customers save on meals, including BOGO discounts, free treats, and app-based rewards. Promotions from Subway, Grubhub, Qdoba, Olive Garden, and Kona Ice aim to reduce dining costs during a busy tax season period.