SALT deductions shouldn’t exist, Art Laffer says
Subsidies for the high-tax states shouldn’t happen, the economist said.
Democrats vowing to bring back SALT deductions
Congress tax battle brewing
Apple upstages Amazon in selecting new tech hub locations
One tech giant strung dozens of North American cities through a circus-like contest that led mayors and governors to desperately pitch their regions — and offer huge sums of public money — in hopes of landing a gleaming new corporate campus.
These cities have the most six-figure job openings
From California to Georgia, where job seekers have the best chances of finding high-paying positions.
5 last minute ways to lower your tax bill
As filing season approaches, time is running out on these strategies for cutting your tax bill.
Solar industry blames tariffs for canceled, delayed projects
The solar industry is blaming tariffs for delays and cancellations of major solar energy projects.
Make these 2 tax moves in time to cut your tax bill
Saving for retirement is a good idea, of course, but if you time things right and do your homework, some of your nest egg could also do double duty as a tax shield.
New Jersey sports betting market closing in on $1B mark
New Jersey's sports betting market is closing in on the $1 billion dollar mark after less than six months of operation.
AP: Ivanka, Kushner could profit from tax break they pushed
At an Oval Office gathering earlier this year, President Donald Trump began touting his administration's new real estate investment program, which offers massive tax breaks to developers who invest in downtrodden American communities.
California lawmakers want to tax text messaging next
State regulators are considering charging a fee for text messaging on mobile phones.
AP: Ivanka, Kushner could profit from tax break they pushed
An Associated Press investigation finds President Donald Trump's daughter and son-in law stand to benefit from a program they pushed that offers massive tax breaks to developers who invest in downtrodden American areas.
Puerto Rico overhauls tax laws to help workers, businesses
Puerto Rico's governor signed a bill on Monday to overhaul the U.S. territory's tax laws in a bid to attract foreign investment and help workers and some business owners amid a 12-year recession.
Tax reform legislation's impact on charitable giving
Should taxpayers consider a donor-advised fund
GM fights government to retain tax credit for electric cars
General Motors is fighting to retain a valuable tax credit for electric vehicles as the nation's largest automaker tries to deal with the political fallout triggered by its plans to shutter several U.S. factories and shed thousands of workers.
Amazon touted as big win for NY, but math is more complex
Experts say the economic equation isn't that simple.
Kansas faces new fight over taxes after years of turmoil
Kansas' new Democratic governor promised not to raise taxes to meet her goals of boosting spending on public schools and social services.
Insider Q&A: Zero Motorcycles' CEO on tax credits, rivals
Sam Paschel is the CEO of Zero Motorcycles Inc., a privately-held company based in Scotts Valley, California, that designs and makes electric motorcycles and powertrains, including fleet vehicles for police and the military.
It may be time to stop itemizing your taxes
Around this time of year, many taxpayers begin the annual ritual of pondering The Big Question: Do I take the standard deduction or spend time hunting for receipts and filling out extra forms to itemize?
France tops OECD list of most taxed countries
France’s tax revenues rose to 46.2 percent of its GDP, usurping Denmark as the highest-taxed country.
2 attorneys general to subpoena Trump Organization, Treasury
The attorneys general of the District of Columbia and Maryland plan to file subpoenas Tuesday seeking records from the Trump Organization, the Internal Revenue Service and dozens of other entities as part of a lawsuit accusing Donald Trump of profiting off the presidency.


















