Taxes

Eric Trump hit Joe Biden's campaign on its pledge to reverse President Trump's tax cuts in the final moments before Election Day.

Joe Biden likes to talk about 'tax cuts for the wealthy' -- here's the real story.

Bernie Sanders has been advising Joe Biden. Will it benefit or backfire with voters?

According to Joe Biden’s tax plan, three states and New York City would see top marginal state and local tax rates of over 60 percent. 

Trump plans to extend the tax cuts passed in 2017, expand opportunity zones, and offer "Made in America" tax credits while Biden plans to roll back the tax cuts, increase the corporate tax rate, increase payroll and income taxes on wealthy households exceeding $400,000 dollars, close tax loopholes on real estate and fossil fuels and offer tax credits for healthcare, child care, elderly care, and families looking to buy their first home.

Democratic nominee Joe Biden has put out a tax plan that hinges on making rich Americans pay more.

President Trump has not unveiled a specific tax agenda if he's reelected in November, but middle-class Americans could see their tax bills shrink if he permanently extends the cuts he signed into law in 2017, according to a new analysis.

Fox Business anchor Charles Payne warned on Tuesday that Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden’s tax plan could adversely impact 401(k)s, saying it could lead to “fewer people actually using these plans and fewer employers offering these plans.”

The IRS on Monday released the updated tax brackets for the 2021 filing season, which have been modified to reflect inflation. 

Joe Biden said in an interview Sunday he plans to right "the tax code" and increase taxes on the wealthy to help pay for his proposed several trillion dollars in new spending over the next decade.

The polls may be tightening as the 2020 presidential election is just over a week away, but Democratic nominee Joe Biden and his top advisers are already laying out an aggressive economic agenda that would make raising taxes their top and immediate priority if the former vice president is elected, FOX Business has learned.

White House official says president plans to make the case that Biden’s plan will ruin the economy.