Taxes

Continuing her policy focus on children and families, Hillary Clinton is pledging more tax relief for families with young kids.

The Oracle of Omaha and the GOP presidential nominee continue their war of words over tax deductions.

Several New Jersey employers are livid over Republican Gov. Chris Christie's decision to end a nearly 4-decade-old income tax agreement with Pennsylvania.

For America's wealthiest families, the presidential campaign presents a stark choice: a big tax increase if Hillary Clinton wins the election — or a big tax cut if Donald Trump wins.

A plan by Republican Gov. Chris Christie and the Legislature to raise the gas tax by 23 cents could strain New Jersey's budget, a rating agency said Monday.

Illinois is billions in debt, has billions in overdue bills and can't seem to remove itself from a budget morass, yet it's the nation's worst in reclaiming hundreds of millions of dollars in overpaid unemployment benefits, an Associated Press analysis of federal labor data found.

Police bust 'scam center' where close to 700 workers allegedly called and targeted Americans, pretending to be from the U.S. Internal Revenue Service, and raking in an estimated $150,000 a day.

If you're used to filling up the gas tank in New Jersey for cheap, head there soon to top off because lawmakers and Gov. Chris Christie are set to enact a 23-cent gas tax hike.

John Paul DeJoria weighs in on the tax plans of the presidential candidates.

Millions of Americans who bought individual health insurance outside the Affordable Care Act's public exchanges may be leaving money on the table if they skip those marketplaces again in picking 2017 coverage, a new report says.

House Speaker Nicholas Mattiello promised Tuesday to make reducing taxes his priority in next year's legislative session, including the car tax and estate tax.

Eric Trump weighs in on the NY Times report on his father Donald Trump’s tax records and U.S. tax reform.

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Donald Trump tax documents were published without his permission in The New York Times, but that doesn't necessarily make for a clear-cut criminal case against the newspaper or its source.