Taxes

President Biden defended the inclusion of the largest corporate tax rate in decades in his $2.25 trillion spending package, despite criticism from CEOs and industry groups who say it could hurt U.S. economic growth. 

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton on the hundreds of millions spent in the Lone Star State on illegal immigration each year.

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi signaled support this week for including a repeal of the $10,000 cap on state and local deduction in President Biden's sweeping spending proposal. 

Republicans start to go all-in on targeting the tax hikes in President Biden's infrastructure and jobs package, as they see a winning issue in the 2022 midterms.

President Biden’s proposal for the biggest corporate tax hike in decades has prompted familiar critics, but also from groups known for cheering infrastructure spending-- jeopardizing its viability for passage.

The IRS will start issuing tax refunds in May to Americans who already filed their returns but are eligible to take advantage of a new break on unemployment benefits. 

Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, D-N.Y., said President Biden's new $2.3 spending plan is too small and progressives in the House will push to make the package "way higher," with a goal of $10 trillion over 10 years.

President Biden on Wednesday unveiled a proposal for the largest corporate tax rate in decades as a means of paying for his nearly $2.25 trillion spending package – an increase that could indirectly hurt middle-class Americans. 

Former senior adviser to the Clintons Mark Penn weighs in on President Biden's massive spending plan.

The Bear Traps Report founder Larry McDonald argued that President Biden’s massive spending plan will weaken the dollar “substantially.”

Small business owners have taken a hit from the coronavirus pandemic and now some experts are concerned that they may see their tax obligations rise as a result of potential increases proposed by President Biden.

President Biden on Wednesday promised to crack down on tax cheats as he proposed an increase in the corporate tax rate and eliminating several perceived loopholes as a way to raise revenue for his $2 trillion infrastructure plan.