Taxes

Bernie Sanders' policy agenda will have 'very serious consequences,' said Norquist.

There has never been a better time for reforms that promote work—not policies that encourage able-bodied Americans to sit on the sidelines and miss out on opportunities.

Newly-emboldened Congressional Democrats don’t merely want to fill the Social Security funding gap with new taxes. They want to raise taxes enough to expand the program’s benefits, for rich and poor alike.

Elizabeth Warren rolls out universal child care proposal.

Federal Reserve's decision to back off raising interest rates may have improved consumer confidence in turn.

Under the Universal Child Care and Early Learning plan, the federal government would partner with local providers to create a “network of child care options."

Wait, I owe the IRS?

The problem for business is that stories of huge corporate welfare gives the likes of Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez all the fodder she needs to demand government spoils for her voters.

The self-described Democratic socialist and Vermont independent made a name for himself during the 2016 primary with his progressive economic policies.

There are a number of ways taxpayers of all income levels can decrease their chances of being screened.

New Zealand's government has announced plans for a new tax targeting online giants like Google and Facebook that earn plenty of money in the country but pay little tax.

401(k) accounts can be six or even seven figures, don't blow the opportunity if you inherit one.

Lawmakers on both sides of the aisle -- from Bernie Sanders to Marco Rubio -- are criticizing stock buybacks. But their objections are misguided.