Explore Virginia's 2025 state tax rates for income, sales, property, retirement, and more. Learn how Virginia compares nationwide.

As the westernmost county in Virginia, Lee ranks third in the cheapest places to live, due to median property tax bills being ...

Students in Virginia who rely on Pell Grants to help pay for college may soon face higher costs under a sweeping set of ...

Income tax return (ITR) filing has already started for FY25 (AY26). Meanwhile, the Income Tax Department has extended the deadline to file ITR for FY25 to September 15, 2025, from the original ...

Members of the Virginia logging industry want Buckingham County to give them a tax break. Specifically, the Virginia Loggers Association want to be exempt from personal property, machinery and tools ...

In 2024, Virginia Tax processed 89,064 Free File individual returns — far fewer than the 4,128,006 total individual returns received electronically or the 446,782 filed on paper.

To be eligible, taxpayers must file their Virginia state income tax returns by November 3, 2025 The rebate amounts are set to be up to $200 for single filers and up to $400 for married couples ...

Virginians getting a rebate check in 2025 The 2025 Virginia tax rebate program is designed to provide direct financial relief to Virginians who had a state income tax liability for the 2024 tax ...

The top one-tenth of the U.S. income spectrum is set to receive the biggest annual boost to its wealth as a result of the House-passed Republican tax cut and spending bill, according to a new analy… ...

The politics behind candidates promising to eliminate the car tax in Virginia by: Tyler Englander Posted: Jun 12, 2025 / 05:42 PM EDT Updated: Jun 12, 2025 / 05:42 PM EDT ...

U.S. senators in Washington, D.C., are working on revisions to President Trump’s sweeping tax bill to meet a self-imposed deadline of July 4. The version that passed in the House would cut food ...

The biggest part of the Senate budget would flatten the income tax to 2.75% for everyone except low-income Ohioans, who aren't taxed. Right now, Ohio taxes people who earn over $100,000 at 3.5% ...