North Dakota House endorses rewrite of oil taxes; petroleum industry wants flat tax
The North Dakota House endorsed a bill Monday that will cut an exemption for oil companies if crude prices continue to slide, in exchange for a lower and permanent flat tax rate.
As payments from casinos trickle in, cities and towns finding ways to spend the money
Massachusetts cities and towns already are seeing gambling windfalls even before the first casino has opened its doors.
IRS says Texas businessman and late brother owe more than $3 billion in back taxes, penalties
The IRS wants $3.2 billion to cover back taxes that it says are owed by a prominent Texas businessman and his late brother who the IRS says hid income by setting up overseas trust funds.
Indiana lures Chicago-based company across border as jobs rivalry intensifies between states
Officials with an Illinois-based industrial shelving company say they're expanding in Gary, Indiana.
House votes to make sales tax deduction permanent; helps those in states with no income tax
The House has voted to make permanent a deduction for state and local sales taxes that expired at the beginning of the year.
Connecticut battles tide of untaxed cigarettes drawn by lure of profits created by high taxes
Connecticut is stepping up the fight against the trafficking of bootlegged cigarettes from low-tax states into lucrative Northeast markets through New York and Boston ports and along Interstate 95.
Congress passes bill to repeal state tax, would affect fewer than 1 percent of estates
The House has passed a bill that would repeal the federal tax on estates.
Groups from left, right join to blast Cuomo's Start-Up NY development program
An unlikely coalition from New York's political right and left has called for the suspension of Gov. Andrew Cuomo's Start-Up NY economic development program following reports of modest initial success and significant marketing costs.
5 things to know about Tax Day: Getting refunds, audits, grappling with health care law
Wednesday is the deadline for filing income tax returns, a day long associated with the dread of rushing to fill out complicated forms and, perhaps, making a payment to Uncle Sam.
Sponsor of House Republicans' property tax cut plan hopes for committee vote by next week
The sponsor of House Republicans' counter-proposal to Gov. Tom Wolf's property-tax relief plan outlined the details Tuesday and said the GOP blueprint would provide a straightforward shift of nearly $5 billion to slash local tax bills.
House approves bill to hike tax on oil shipped through Washington state, sends back to Senate
The state House on Tuesday passed its version of a bill to impose new safety regulations on the increasing amount of oil that is shipped through Washington by rail, boat and pipeline.
Obama drawing contrasts with Republicans on taxes and the economy this week of filing deadline
President Barack Obama is spending this tax filing deadline week focusing on the economy.
Casino group seeks partnership with state attorneys general to crack down on illegal gambling
The nation's casino owners and gambling machine makers say they want to team with states to crack down on illegal gambling.
Tax Day gets complicated for same-sex couples in states that don't recognize their marriages
A necessary burden for most Americans, Tax Day is an accounting nightmare for thousands of gay and lesbian couples as they wrestle with the uneven legal status of same-sex marriage in the United States.
Big tax changes could become a reality as both LePage and Democrats push for system overhaul
Efforts to transform Maine's tax code have failed time and again.
Nixon signs bill giving tax incentives to data storage centers, similar to 1 vetoed before
Some new and expanding data storage centers in Missouri soon will be exempt from certain state and local sales taxes under a bill signed Thursday by Democratic Gov. Jay Nixon aimed at bringing jobs and high-tech companies to the state.
New Jersey comptroller: State stands to recover millions of dollars in overpaid tax rebates
Thousands of state residents got bigger tax credits than they were owed, and the state could see millions of dollars returning to the treasury after the funds are recovered, the state comptroller's office said.
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.