Governor Glenn Youngkin announced Wednesday that eligible taxpayers will receive tax rebates up to $200 this fall if they filed individually and up to $400 if they filed jointly.

The Lynchburg City Council met Tuesday evening with Monday’s chaotic public hearing still fresh on everyone’s mind.

The new budget keeps funding from the city the same for city schools; meals tax will also increase, at least temporarily

The City of Roanoke is debating a proposed 1-1.5% meals tax increase amid budget concerns and differing opinions on its impact on local services and the community.

Justin Smith from Neely’s accounting joined 10 News Anchor John Carlin in the studio Wednesday and gave tax advice and tips for senior citizens. Watch the full interview here.

As we get deeper into tax season, we want to make sure you are getting the most out your money.

With the economy and your money being at the top of people’s minds right now, another thing to pay attention to is how you’re filing your taxes.

The IRS is offering an easier way to file taxes for free with IRS Free File.

Tax experts recommend getting your taxes filed as soon as possible.

Franklin County is set to hold a hearing related to the proposed real estate property tax and setting tax levies on April 8 at 6 p.m.

Botetourt County’s 2024 property reassessments were sent out to residents this week, leaving many with sticker shock.

It’s tax time, and while you’re filing this year, keep an eye on tax-related scams.

It's official — a 40 cent tax on a pack of cigarettes in Montgomery County was approved on Monday night.

Bedford County will mail property reassessments to residents on Friday, many of whom will see a dramatic value increase.

Virginia’s current 1.5% sales tax on groceries and personal hygiene products will end on Sunday, Jan. 1, according to a budget amendment.

Car owners in the Star City may see some relief this summer.

Starting in January, you’ll have to pay 5 cents for every plastic bag used while shopping in Roanoke.

Shoppers in the Star City will be paying more if they want to use plastic bags.

A local tax expert gives advice about what to do if you still need to file your taxes and might miss the deadline.

Roanoke City Council scheduled a public hearing on a proposed 5 cent tax on disposable plastic bags. The hearing is set for April 19 at 7 p.m.