Many immigrants covered by Obama's actions would be eligible for Social Security, Medicare
Many immigrants in the United States illegally who apply for work permits under President Barack Obama's new executive actions would be eligible for Social Security and Medicare benefits upon reaching retirement age, according to the White House.
Revel files appeal of court order letting Atlantic City pursue back taxes
The former Revel Casino Hotel is trying to block Atlantic City from collecting $32 million in unpaid property taxes.
Montana Supreme Court takes up coal tax dispute as state seeks $3.4 million from Cloud Peak
Montana tax authorities were expected to argue Tuesday before the state Supreme Court that a Wyoming mining company owes $3.4 million for selling coal to affiliated companies at less-than-market prices.
Lawmakers considering options for funding transportation projects; gas tax hike among ideas
New Jersey lawmakers continue to weigh a number of options aimed at paying for transportation projects across the state, including some that could hit drivers' wallets when they go to fill their gas tanks.
Driveway rent, unpaid taxes being fought over at closed Atlantic City casinos
Some of the hottest action in Atlantic City involves closed casinos in bankruptcy court, where Donald Trump is trying to recoup rent he paid on a driveway leading to the former Trump Plaza casino, and Revel is fighting an effort by the city to collect $32 million in unpaid taxes.
2 major credit houses take no major action against Illinois after adverse pension ruling
Two major credit houses aren't overly worried about an Illinois judge tossing out a pension overhaul designed to close a $100 billion deficit, but neither is thrilled with the state's financial condition.
Indiana Supreme Court considers school bus fees, queries extent of free education guarantee
Indiana Supreme Court justices quizzed lawyers in a case over school busing fees Monday about the limit of the state's constitutional guarantee of a free public education.
Puerto Rico's governor calls special legislative session to debate increase for oil tax
Puerto Rico's governor has called a special legislative session to debate a measure that would boost an oil tax by 68 percent.
NC unemployment rate for October dipped to 6.3 percent in October
North Carolina's unemployment rate in October dropped to 6.3 percent, down from 6.7 percent in September, the state Commerce Department reported Friday.
Washington state receiving more marijuana tax revenue than originally predicted
Washington's legal recreational marijuana market is bringing in more tax revenue to the state than originally predicted, state officials said Wednesday.
Patrick administration seeks cuts in local aid, other accounts to close budget shortfall
Gov. Deval Patrick's administration ordered nearly $200 million in immediate spending cuts Wednesday while asking lawmakers to approve reductions in local aid and other accounts to help close a state budget shortfall.
New tax-cut law passed last year expected to slow Nebraska's long-term revenue growth
Nebraska's state tax revenue likely won't grow as fast in the future because of a law passed earlier this year, a budget official told lawmakers Wednesday.
Kentucky's motor fuels tax rate to drop by 4.3 cents per gallon on New Year's Day
Kentucky's tax on the sales of gasoline, diesel and ethanol fuels will drop by 4.3 cents per gallon on New Year's Day.
Oklahoma Supreme Court rules that American Airlines entitled to $1M-plus in sales tax refunds
The Oklahoma Supreme Court says American Airlines is entitled to sales tax refunds that could total more than $1 million.
Oklahoma Supreme Court rules American Airlines may get $1M-plus in sales tax refunds
The Oklahoma Supreme Court says American Airlines is entitled to sales tax refunds that could total more than $1 million.
House lawmakers take up Illinois' school funding formula revamp, discuss equity, adequacy
Parents and teachers frustrated with Illinois' school funding formula rallied for action Tuesday at the state Capitol, as House lawmakers opened talks on a bill that aims to even out disparities between districts by pumping more state dollars into poorer ones and giving less to the wealthiest.
Wisconsin would join 5 other states by imposing special $50 fee on electric, hybrid vehicles
Wisconsin would join five other states that impose special fees on electric and hybrid vehicles if the proposed $50 annual charge put forward by the Department of Transportation becomes law.
Japan stocks rise on hopes for new stimulus after economy slips into recession
Shares in Tokyo rose Tuesday on expectations the Japanese government will respond to a recession by postponing a sales tax hike and launching new stimulus.
Economists give New Jersey a mixed economic forecast at annual summit
Economists say there is reason to be optimistic about New Jersey's recovery but warned on Monday that the state's constrained budget, tax structure and lagging employment gains could dampen its progress.