Taxes

TurboTax says it has temporarily stopped processing state tax returns due to an increase in fraudulent fillings.

North Dakota's Senate is considering legislation that would drastically cut the time oil companies can burn off and waste natural gas for free.

Nevada lawmakers took the first step Friday toward reworking a live entertainment tax that many complain is confusing, riddled exemptions and out of step with current trends in entertainment.

Top New Jersey Democratic lawmakers say they are interested in reducing income taxes on retirees and estates as part of a deal to raise more money for transportation projects.

Arkansas lawmakers gave final approval Thursday to Gov. Asa Hutchinson's proposal to cut income taxes for the middle class by $102 million a year, a measure that also calls for reducing part of a 2013 capital gains tax break.

Even with gas prices hovering around $2 per gallon, Washington state lawmakers are considering a raft of bills to encourage more drivers to turn to electric cars in the name of reducing pollution.

Gov. Bruce Rauner laid out a first-year agenda Wednesday he said will help Illinois better compete with its neighbors, largely by stripping power from labor unions, shrinking the size of government and making the state more attractive to companies looking to create jobs.

A week after Nevada Attorney General Adam Laxalt broke rank with GOP Gov. Brian Sandoval in joining an immigration lawsuit aimed at the federal government, more of the state's top Republicans are turning away from the governor.

Officials say a small, influential group of Republicans in search of a replacement health care law intends to propose tax credits for lower-income individuals and families to encourage the purchase of insurance.

Some of the proposals in President Barack Obama's new budget address major concerns of the Republican-controlled Congress.

President Barack Obama is sending Congress a $4 trillion budget that seeks to raise taxes on wealthier Americans and corporations and use the extra income to lift the fortunes of families who have felt squeezed during tough economic times.

When you have a quarter of the nation's $17 trillion economy to play with, it's inevitable that you and your political opponents will clash over what to do with the money.

Gov. Charlie Baker is eyeing capital gains tax revenues to help close an estimated $765 million budget gap for the fiscal year that ends June 30.

President Barack Obama calls his tax and spending plan "middle-class economics," but most middle-income families would see little change in their tax bills.

Gov. Paul LePage is back on the campaign trail.

The two-year operating budget that Gov. John Kasich plans to deliver Monday to state lawmakers will include a package of tax changes that delivers an overall $500 million cut.

Lawmakers were all smiles Monday when the Nevada Legislature convened its 120-day session despite a leadership struggle that has simmered since the November elections.

With a blend of tax hikes and spending increases, President Barack Obama's budget spells out a policy agenda that will distinguish him from Republicans who now control Congress.

Republicans controlling both chambers of Congress have never had a better chance of repealing the tax on medical devices.

Kansas collected $47 million less than anticipated this month, signaling that Gov. Sam Brownback and legislators may have to be more aggressive with spending cuts or other measures to balance the budget.