Taxes

President Donald Trump signed the $1.5 trillion tax overhaul into law Friday, using his last moments in the White House before flying to Florida for the holidays to celebrate a much-needed political win.

President Trump signs into law $1.5 trillion tax overhaul offering big cuts for business, smaller ones for middle class.

Teams in Texas, Florida, Nevada and Washington state may have become more attractive destinations for free agents following the enactment of tax law changes.

The Latest on Congress, spending and the threat of a government shutdown (all times local): 6:40 a.m.

Don't feel bad if you don't understand how the new tax bill will affect you.

Federal taxes can be confounding in any typical year.

Don't feel bad if you don't understand how the new tax bill will affect you, tax pros are equally confused.

The Latest on Congress and sweeping tax cut legislation (all times local): 7:15 a.m.

U.S. stocks are slightly higher Wednesday morning after the Senate passed a bill that would cut corporate taxes, with the House expected to approve the measure later in the day.

After weeks of headlines suggesting that new tax rules would make life harder on them, investors and retirement savers can breathe easier with the final tax bill. Many of the…

If you want to know how one of Wall Street’s biggest players managed to keep a massive and controversial loophole in the GOP tax bill, just follow the money.

Run your own numbers and see what tax reform means for your bottom line.

Jubilant Republicans pushed on early Wednesday to the verge of the most sweeping rewrite of the nation's tax laws in more than three decades, a deeply unpopular bill they insist Americans will learn to love when they see their paychecks in the new year.

No one wants to be caught off-guard when it comes to their finances.

It's a once-in-a-generation opportunity to fix a tax code that stifles business investment, keeps trillions in corporate profits languishing overseas and slows the American economy.

Count President Donald Trump among the personal winners in the $1.5 trillion tax package that Republicans in the House passed early Wednesday morning and the Senate is expected to approve later in the day.

It's a Christmas gift the middle class might want to give back in a few years.

So what's in the massive $1.5 trillion Republican tax package, what's not and what does it mean for most Americans?

Their long-sought political goal within grasp, Republicans in Congress are set to catapult sweeping $1.5 trillion tax legislation through the House, rolling over a dozen GOP defectors from high-tax states.