SAN FRANCISCO (KGO) -- When you go into a grocery store, the question is always "paper or plastic?" When you go to a tax preparer, the question is "paper or electronic?" 7 On Your Side's Michael ...

This week the IRS expects a surge of calls and filings, so anyone filing now should expect longer phone waits and heavier ...

Most Americans know they can file their taxes online, but without incentives they're sticking with the old-fashioned way. About 87 million of the projected 132 million returns this year will be filled ...

A TIGTA report reveals paper returns make up just 6% of filings, but drive 72% of processing costs. Funding cuts and staffing shortages are making it worse.

The Oregon Department of Revenue is urging taxpayers who still file by paper to change that practice this year. Anyone who submits their state taxes electronically and is owed money could receive ...

In 2014, Chief Justice John Roberts Jr. suggested that electronic filing at the high court, once it had been operating effectively for some time, would become the official means of filing documents.