Taxes

Two Men and a Truck president reacts to the influx of new resident moving to from high-tax states such as New York, New Jersey and California.

Lawmakers are voting on reforms aimed at modernizing the agency, with a clearer focus on the taxpayer experience.

Similar reforms have been supported by billionaire Bill Gates.

France’s economic predicament and social turmoil should be a warning to upstart socialists in the U.S.

Hundreds of ads on Facebook promised U.S. homeowners that they were eligible for huge state tax breaks if they installed new solar-energy panels.

An Associated Press analysis shows that the tax revenue from sports betting has so far failed to hit projections in most of the states that legalized wagering after the Supreme Court cleared the way last year.

Here’s a look at what Americans are saying about their experiences so far this year.

In order to avoid paying a penalty to the IRS, here’s what you need to know as the deadline draws near.

Connecticut's new governor is pushing for a statewide tax on sugary drinks, nearly three decades after the last U.S. state imposed one.

The first state to limit tobacco and electronic cigarette sales to people 21 and older is contemplating a new nicotine crackdown: outlawing flavored electronic cigarette liquids and flavored tobacco to combat a spike in teenage vaping.

Gov. Andrew Cuomo and fellow Democrats who control the Legislature reached a deal Friday to make New York the third state with a ban on single-use plastic grocery bags as they worked to finalize budget agreements.

Residents in coastal cities tended to face higher tax obligations.

A state lawmaker wants to prohibit any film company that employs the “Empire” actor from receiving tax credits.

Swedish low-cost fashion brand Hennes & Mauritz AB has announced first-quarter profit dropped to 803 million kronor ($86.4 million), down from 1.4 billion kronor a year ago, saying the earlier period was positively affected by one-off tax income as a result of U.S. tax reform.

Delivering final word in a nearly 14-year standoff, a World Trade Organization body has ruled Boeing received U.S. subsidies via tax breaks from Washington state that damaged sales of aircraft made by European archrival Airbus.