Missouri lawmakers send governor tax amnesty, measure projected to bring in $60M next year
Missouri residents with delinquent taxes could pay them back without facing penalties or interest under a proposal that the House sent to Gov. Jay Nixon on Thursday.
Vermont Senate advances stripped-down economic development bill
The Vermont Senate on Tuesday advanced a stripped-down economic development package, removing provisions to allow lower-wage companies to qualify for job-creation tax credits and to ease restrictions what some environmentalists have labeled strip development.
NY footwear company to restore 100 jobs outsourced to China, will get $1.75M from state
A footwear maker that has outsourced work to China says it will restore 100 jobs at its western New York factory with the help of $1.75 million in state tax credits.
NY budget extends brownfields cleanup program 10 years, tightens tax credits for NYC
New York is tightening the tax credits for cleanup and redevelopment of contaminated commercial and industrial sites called brownfields, generally limiting the rebuilding credits in New York City to less lucrative property.
New tax season wrinkle: Health law reduces tax refunds for some while others receive a boost
As the April 15 tax deadline nears, people who got help paying for health insurance under President Barack Obama's law are seeing the direct effect on their refunds — hundreds of dollars, for better or worse.
NY agency: Businesses have created 76 of 2,100 jobs promised under Cuomo's Start-Up program
The state agency responsible for economic development across New York says companies last year created 76 of the nearly 2,100 new jobs promised over five years in return for tax breaks under the Cuomo administration's Start-Up NY program.
Blumenthal: $13 million in unclaimed 2011 income tax refunds owed to Connecticut taxpayers
Thousands of Connecticut taxpayers could potentially receive a lucrative financial windfall.
Malloy: Connecticut lawmakers must be realistic about tough budget, there's no easy way out
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Delta Air Lines Helps Gay Employees with Health Care Taxes
Delta Air Lines became the first major carrier Thursday to make same-sex domestic partners whole for additional income taxes they owe for health care plans.
Speaker says, "It's not an ideal world" as New York lawmakers rush to beat budget deadline
Lawmakers plan to vote Tuesday on the final provisions of the state budget, including changes to teacher evaluations and an ethics proposal intended to clean up Albany's pernicious corruption problem.
Judge denies open records lawsuit against Haslam administration, lawyer plans appeal
A tax attorney who sued for the release of records from Gov. Bill Haslam's administration related to a $350,000 analysis of business tax collections in Tennessee said Tuesday that he likely will appeal a judge's denial of his lawsuit.
Gov. Wolf takes his message to a Facebook Town Hall as aide reads about a dozen questions
Gov. Tom Wolf made his second official appearance on social media Tuesday at what was billed as a Facebook Town Hall but looked more like him being interviewed by an aide.
1000s of Detroit-area property owners apply for help to avoid foreclosure; deadline Tuesday
Up to 17,000 Detroit-area property owners have entered into payment plans hoping to avoid losing their homes to tax foreclosure, and that number will likely rise.
Senate Democrats stress education, filling state reserves in outline for next two-year budget
Minnesota Senate Democrats produced a two-year budget outline Friday that would commit $555 million more for education programs and sock $250 million extra into state reserves, a framework that lands them between the ambitions of Gov. Mark Dayton and majority House Republicans..
Abolish the IRS? Easy to Say, but Awfully Hard to Do
Promising to abolish the Internal Revenue Service is a good talking point for political candidates who are looking to fire up the Republicans' most conservative voters.
House panel passes bill banning IRS workers from using private email for official business
IRS workers would be prohibited from using private email to conduct official business under a bipartisan bill passed Wednesday by the House Ways and Means Committee.
Walker dismisses report of $1.5 million from Menards owner, followed by tax breaks
Likely presidential candidate Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker on Tuesday dismissed a report that he helped steer tax credits and eased up on environmental oversight to benefit national hardware chain Menards after its billionaire owner donated $1.5 million to a conservative group.
Republicans Often Vow to Dismantle IRS, but Governing Without Tax Agency Would be Mighty Tough
Promising to abolish the Internal Revenue Service is a good talking point for political candidates who are looking to fire up the Republicans' most conservative voters.
Report: Tax time means overhaul insurance subsidy repayments or refunds for many
Kaiser Family Foundation says half the U.S. households eligible to receive help buying insurance last year under the health care overhaul will have to repay some of that aid this tax season.
Montana tax board rules onetime billionaire, resort founder owes $57 million in back taxes
A Montana tax board says onetime billionaire and Yellowstone Club founder Tim Blixseth owes $57 million in back taxes, primarily on a $375 million loan that was meant for the luxury resort but was largely diverted for his personal use.