Taxes

Congressional Republicans are doing everything they would typically do if they were on track to release a major tax bill sometime soon.

Business leaders testified before the House Ways and Means Committee Thursday about the need for permanent, comprehensive tax reform that will generate investments and economic growth.

The Latest on the Legislature's budget committee actions (all times local): 4:15 p.m.

Wisconsin's 106-year-old labor commission would vanish and Gov. Scott Walker's administration would decide workplace disputes in its place under a budget proposal up for consideration Thursday in the Legislature's finance committee.

Missouri Gov. Eric Greitens announced Thursday that he's calling lawmakers back to work about a week after the end of their regular session to discuss legislation that could make it easier to open a new steel plant and reopen an old aluminum smelter in rural southeast Missouri.

The chorus of voices pushing for middle class tax relief on Capitol Hill grew louder Thursday, as Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin faced a flurry of queries during a Senate hearing about whether wealthy Americans would benefit most from the Trump administration’s proposed tax reform plan.

Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin (mih-NOO'-shin) says a goal of 3 percent economic growth is achievable if the United States makes historic changes in taxes and regulation.

The Koch Brothers' political network is preparing to spend millions of dollars to ensure their vision for tax reform isn't lost in the increasing chaos consuming President Donald Trump's administration.

Financial companies led U.S. stocks sharply lower in early trading Wednesday as investors fretted over the potential fallout roiling the Trump administration.

Trump administration officials are reaching out to Senate Democrats for help in crafting a tax overhaul package, a departure from the go-it-alone strategy Republicans have been taking on health care.

Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin and National Economic Director Gary Cohn held a private meeting with the Senate Finance Committee’s Republican and Democratic members Wednesday to discuss tax reform, FOX Business has learned.

A company known for selling business cards and other customized publishing products is planning a 125-person sales office in Rhode Island.