IRS mistakenly tells thousands of Americans they won't receive their stimulus checks
The IRS mistakenly told tens of thousands of Americans that the agency was offsetting their stimulus payments because of unpaid federal debt from 14 years ago.
2 key filing tips for every American this tax season
Even individuals below the filing threshold may need to fill out a return this year.
Samsung seeking over $1B in tax credits for potential semiconductor plant in Austin, Texas
The proposed facility is estimated to have a local economic impact of $8.6 billion over its first 20 years of operation, creating an estimated 1,800 direct jobs and 1,173 indirect jobs over 10 years. The company projects that the initial average annual wage for employees at the facility would be $66,254.
Top 1% of wealthiest households pay mounting share of all US income taxes
The richest households paid 40.1% of all federal income taxes in 2018.
Kudlow denounces national wealth tax: 'We should be rewarding success'
Larry Kudlow discusses Elizabeth Warren's push to tax the rich.
Washington state eyes 'billionaire tax' on the ultra rich
Washington state’s richest residents — including Jeff Bezos and Bill Gates — would pay a wealth tax on some financial assets under a new proposal.
Elizabeth Warren's wealth tax will weaken the economy and 'kill jobs,' Larry Kudlow warns
Larry Kudlow, former top economic adviser to Donald Trump, argued on Wednesday that Sen. Elizabeth Warren's proposed wealth tax will really mean "higher taxes for everybody."
Democrats unveil bill to remove taxes on some unemployment aid
Democrats unveiled a bill this week aimed at providing tax relief for the millions of Americans collecting unemployment benefits last year
Taxing wealth really is 'taxing investment': Kudlow
Larry Kudlow on Biden's tax plan, Sen. Warren's proposed wealth tax
Kudlow: Sen. Warren's wealth tax will weaken the economy, 'kill jobs'
Larry Kudlow on Sen. Warren's proposed wealth tax
You could be owed more stimulus money this tax season – what to know
Eligible individuals can claim the cash when they file their 2020 returns.
Elizabeth Warren plans to introduce wealth tax
The proposal will be similar to the tax she proposed during her run for the Oval Office.
Stimulus benefits and your 2020 taxes: What to know
The federal government doled out billions of dollars’ worth of stimulus aid to American households to help offset the devastating financial effects of the coronavirus pandemic.
Ilhan Omar pushes for new tax on stock trades amid GameStop frenzy
Rep. Ilhan Omar called for a new tax on stock trades after a battle between an army of amateur investors and hedge funds caused a dramatic swing in the share price of GameStop and other heavily shorted companies.
Missing stimulus check money? How to claim the payment on your 2020 tax return
The Internal Revenue Service is essentially done sending stimulus checks for now, but if you didn't receive your fully promised payment, don't worry — there's a quick fix.
Luxury house listings grow as wealthy flee tax-heavy states
One of the world’s most expensive homes, Villa Firenze, comes on the market as a growing number of high-priced homes are up for sale, especially as celebrities and wealthy individuals are fleeing high-tax states.
Stimulus check calculator: Confirm you received full relief payment before filing 2020 tax return
The Internal Revenue Service is basically done sending stimulus checks, but if you didn't receive your fully promised payment, don't fret — there's a quick fix.
Home Depot's Langone on GameStop surge, Trump's legacy, Biden tax policy
Ken Langone on Gamestop surge, potential tax increases, Trump's possible 2024 run for president
How can California keeps jobs in the state?
Rep. Michelle Steel on California, taxes, jobs
NY restaurant owner says $15 minimum wage would be ‘horrible’ and ‘reprehensible’ for small business
A New York restaurant owner is speaking out against the proposed federal minimum wage hike, which he believes could harm small businesses trying to stay afloat during the coronavirus pandemic.


















