Taxes

U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen said on Wednesday that if the IRS were funded appropriately and therefore able to crack down on tax cheats, the U.S. would be able to collect more revenue without raising taxes

I individuals who make up to $400,000 won’t pay more, but families making that amount would

Sen. Elizabeth Warren's plan to tax the net worth of the wealthiest Americans could reduce U.S. economic growth by 1.2% over the next 30 years, according to a new analysis published this week. 

EXCLUSIVE: West Virginia Gov. Jim Justice is making the case for his proposal to repeal the personal income tax, telling FOX Business it is “an opportunity beyond belief.”

Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen said Wednesday the U.S. government has more room to borrow, but acknowledged that higher taxes will likely be needed to pay for those future expenditures.  

More Americans are eligible to take advantage of a tax break on unemployment benefits under new guidance issued this week by the IRS.

Michael Lee Strategy founder Michael Lee discusses the impact of more government spending and taxes on the economy and the market.

The richest 1% of Americans dodge significantly more in income taxes than the Internal Revenue Service previously estimated, according to a new study released this week.

Former Clinton adviser Mark Penn weighs in on President Biden’s tax plans and treatment by the media.

A billboard erected in New York City says "HELL NO!” to President Joe Biden’s reported consideration to increase taxes on small businesses.

Former Home Depot CEO Bob Nardelli and Campus Reform fellow Angela Morabito on CEOs and business leaders urging New York Gov. Cuomo not to raise taxes.

Many Americans rely on their tax refund each year – and this year could be even more important than normal considering the ongoing economic effects of the coronavirus pandemic.

A build-up of unprocessed tax returns at the IRS caused by the pandemic has become a focal point for lawmakers who are reminding the agency that Americans need the cash amid the ongoing economic recovery.

Executives at some of Wall Street's biggest firms warned New York lawmakers that raising taxes could cause high-income earners who fled the state during the coronavirus pandemic to leave permanently.