Jonathan Hoenig slams universal basic income 'immoral and impractical'
Capitalist Pig Hedge Fund manager shows why guaranteed income has historically failed
Rep. Claudia Tenney blasts Democrats' tax agenda
New York congresswoman says there is 'economic illiteracy on the side of the Democrats'
Biden will raise taxes on ‘everybody in America': Sean Duffy
Former Wisconsin Congressman Sean Duffy discusses a report from the Tax Policy Center that found 60% of Americans could see tax hikes under Biden’s tax proposal.
Biden’s tax hike will hit ‘everybody in America’: Former congressman
Former Wisconsin Congressman Sean Duffy argues the wealthy are not the only ones in the U.S. to see tax increases under the Biden administration.
Biden tax hike could impact 60 percent of Americans, report finds
Former Wisconsin Congressman Sean Duffy and Payne Capital Management President Ryan Payne discuss a new report from the Tax Policy Center on how many Americans could be impacted by tax hikes under President Biden.
Ransomware payments may be tax deductible
The hit on JBS, the largest food manufacturer yet to be hit by ransomware, was the second attack in a month on critical U.S. infrastructure. The first occurred in early May when hackers believed to operate with impunity in Russia and allied states shut down operation of the Colonial Pipeline, the largest U.S. fuel pipeline, for nearly a week.
Biden's tax proposal means that 60% of Americans could pay more: Here's how much
President Biden repeatedly pledged during the 2020 campaign to not raise taxes for Americans earning less than $400,000, but a new analysis suggests that nearly 60% of taxpayers would pay more under his proposals.
Dems’ proposed wealth tax is actually a ‘savings tax’: Steve Moore
Point Bridge Capital founder and CEO Hal Lambert and former Trump senior economic adviser Steve Moore weigh in on Nancy Pelosi’s new committee to address inequality.
US suspends costly tariffs on Scotch whisky
On Thursday, the U.S. agreed to suspend tariffs on single malt Scotch whisky, two years after the U.S. imposed a 25% tariff on the product during a separate trade dispute.
Third party data is 'temptation' for federal government: Former DOJ prosecutor
Former Department of Justice prosecutor James Trusty argues the federal government gets easily tempted to retrieve personal data from third parties.
Trial of scientist accused of hiding China work ends in hung jury
A federal judge ordered a mistrial Wednesday after a jury deadlocked over whether a former University of Tennessee scientist hid his work in Beijing in order to obtain U.S. government research grants.
Having trouble saving money? These strategies can help
Saving money can be difficult, especially without a solid plan. Thankfully, there are many strategies that can easily help you save more.
FBI opens investigation into IRS tax data leak
The Federal Bureau of Investigation has opened an inquiry into the leak of personal income and tax data of some of the wealthiest Americans.
Wall Street workers want Florida transfers as job ‘waiting lists’ grow
Lower taxes and higher quality of life are attracting workers
CEOs warn corporate tax hike could backfire on employees
U.S. CEOs are concerned that raising the corporate tax rate could negatively affect the competitiveness of U.S. companies and may ultimately backfire on shareholders and employees.
Dem Rep. Kildee finds some 'common ground' with Rep. Jayapal's push on bipartisan infrastructure talks
Rep. Dan Kildee, D-Mich., argues Rep. Pramila Jayapal's push for Democrats to abandon hope of a bipartisan deal on infrastructure might have to be considered given the goal is to 'deliver for the American people.'
Baltimore business owner: 'Havoc is being wreaked' with 'no repercussions whatsoever'
Katie and Patrick Russell, who own Kooper's Tavern and Slainte Irish Pub and Restaurant in Baltimore, joined the group of business owners threatening to withhold taxes unless crime in the city is addressed.
John McAfee fights extradition from Spain
Computer programmer and businessman, John McAfee, testified in a Spanish court Tuesday, fighting against tax-related criminal charges.
New York Democrat considering one-time wealth tax on rich Americans: report
New York Democrat Rep. Tom Suozzi is looking to potentially introduce a one-time wealth tax after it was recently reported that some of the country’s wealthiest people have escaped paying federal income taxes.
How to register for the enhanced child tax credit
The U.S. Treasury Department and the IRS on Monday announced a new online tool to help taxpayers apply for the Child Tax Credit.