Taxes

A new "Ghostbusters" movie filmed in Boston two years ago with the hopes of rebooting a beloved franchise.

A key part of House Republicans' plan to overhaul the way corporations pay taxes is on life support, leaving lawmakers scrambling to save one of President Donald Trump's biggest priorities and increasing the chances the GOP will simply pass a tax cut instead of overhauling the tax code.

During the two-and-a-half years Illinois has gone without a state budget, the previously little-known office of comptroller has had the unenviable job of essentially sitting at the kitchen table trying to figure out how to pay the bills.

U.S. Treasury Public Affairs Assistant Secretary Tony Sayegh on Friday said President Trump’s pro-growth agenda will create an economic boom in this country.

Illinois Gov. Bruce Rauner is calling state legislators into a special session to work out a budget deal and end an impasse that could soon enter a third year.

A spokeswoman for a New Jersey city where the Kushner Cos. is a major real estate developer says the firm has withdrawn its request for a 30-year tax break for one of its buildings.

A proposed "millionaire tax" constitutional amendment is heading to the 2018 ballot after Massachusetts lawmakers voted 134-55 Wednesday to place the measure before voters.

An appeals court is upholding Philadelphia's 1.5-cent-per-ounce tax on sweetened beverages, saying it doesn't duplicate the state sales tax.

If Nevada officials have their way, tourists and residents alike will be smoking pot ahead of Independence Day.

The Latest on a legal fight over Nevada's recreational pot industry (all times local): 3:35 p.m.

The Latest on congressional efforts to overhaul health insurance (all times EDT): 4:50 p.m. House Republicans have pushed through a bill that seeks to ensure people in the country illegally cannot get tax credits to pay their health insurance premiums.

West Virginia lawmakers returned Monday to try again to agree on tax and budget bills for the 16th day of a special session that has cost the state about $500,000 so far.