Taxes

How the Latin food giant is sowing their beans in New Jersey with new mega headquarters

It's been a tumultuous 2016 — both financially and politically.

Congressional Republicans are planning a massive overhaul of the nation's tax system, a heavy political lift that could ultimately affect families at every income level and businesses of every size.

Even as they maneuver for a share of the $1 trillion in spending Donald Trump promised to rebuild America's roads, bridges and airports, lobbyists for transportation and utility industries are beginning to wonder whether Trump really meant what he said.

The Supreme Court's decision striking down DOMA expands the financial options for same-sex couples in certain states. Does this mean gay couples are going to pack up and move to states recognizing same-sex marriages? Here's a state-by-state breakdown of the benefits. 

Legislation supported by Republican Gov. Chris Christie to scrap a requirement that local governments publish legal notices in newspapers and instead allow them to post the notices on their own websites is set for a vote Monday.

Ireland will appeal the European Union's landmark order to collect a record 13 billion euros ($14 billion) in taxes from Apple, the Irish Department of Finance announced Monday.

President-elect Donald Trump’s proposed economic plan calls for tax cuts for Americans at all income levels. But some rich taxpayers disagree with Trump’s ideology, claiming wealthier individuals should not receive tax cuts.

Before Donald Trump was elected 45th President of the United States, many Wall Street investors warned that stocks would tumble if he won.

Taxpayers will fork over nearly $10 billion more next year to cover double-digit premium hikes for subsidized health insurance under President Barack Obama's law, according to a study being released Thursday.

Many people don't think about their taxes until springtime, but putting it off could mean owing more.

Buying things online could get pricier after the U.S. Supreme Court rejected a case Monday that could ultimately lead to states collecting billions of dollars in sales taxes lost to increasingly popular internet retailers.

A public spat has erupted between the Greek government and the International Monetary Fund, a key rescue lender, over new demanded reforms.

With two-thirds of Philadelphia International Airport technically located in Delaware County, terminals within that designation will not be subjected to the city's controversial soda tax.