Law extends tax break for New York City residents installing solar panels
Gov. Andrew Cuomo has signed a law to extend property tax breaks for installing electricity-generating solar panels on New York City buildings.
New York state sends out $350 income tax rebates; tax freeze rebates to go out next month
Thousands of middle-class families in New York will soon receive a $350 check from the state.
Chile enacts reform raising business taxes to fund education, hospitals
Chile is enacting measures that raise taxes on large businesses to help finance improvements in education, health and other services.
Judge dismisses teachers union lawsuit against New York state's property tax cap
A judge has dismissed a legal challenge to New York's property tax cap from the state's largest teachers union in a decision that Gov. Andrew Cuomo said Thursday was a victory for taxpayers.
Governor visits famed Chinese Theatre to sign bill tripling tax credits for TV shows, film
Gov. Jerry Brown headed to the cradle of the Hollywood film industry Thursday to sign legislation that more than triples the state's tax credit to $330 million a year for films and TV shows produced in California.
Chris Christie: New Jersey would have 'no role' in regulating or taxing betting on sports
New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie says the state government will have no role in regulating or taxing sports betting if casinos or racetracks begin offering it.
Wisconsin projected budget shortfall grows to $1.8 billion
Wisconsin's state budget will be nearly $1.8 billion in the red by mid-2017 based on a new estimate Monday, providing Democrats with more fodder to argue that Gov. Scott Walker and Republicans in control of the Legislature have mismanaged the state's finances.
Vermont to join states that publish lists of delinquent taxpayers
Under a new law, the Vermont Department of Taxes will start issuing lists by the end of the year of 100 individual taxpayers and 100 business taxpayers with the highest amounts of unpaid tax debt.
Treasury to Limit Profitability of Overseas Shifts
Treasury Secretary Jacob Lew said the White House will decide 'in the very near future' what actions it can take to make it less profitable for U.S. companies to shift their legal addresses to other countries.
Neighborhoods, cities contending with abandoned properties, 'zombie homes' from housing crisis
They are called "zombie homes" and neighborhoods have good reason to fear them.
Sedgwick County approves funding mechanism for Wichita State's proposed Innovation Campus
The Sedgwick County Commission has approved a funding mechanism to allow Wichita State University to start construction on a $43 million Experiential Building, the first building in a proposed multi-million dollar, 20-year plan that would transform the university's campus.
Creditors laying out their view in opening statements at Detroit bankruptcy trial
Creditors who oppose the proposed settlement of Detroit's bankruptcy case have been having their say to the judge deciding whether to approve it.
PLCB pays out record $526M in state taxes and profits to Pennsylvania's main bank account
The agency that controls liquor and wine sales in Pennsylvania has transferred a record $526 million to the state government's main bank account.
PLCB pays out record $526M in state taxes and profits for state government operations
The agency that controls liquor and wine sales in Pennsylvania has transferred a record $526 million to the state government's main bank account, it said Wednesday.
Democrats running for governor in Colorado, Maine targeted in harsh GOP ads
The Democratic governor of Colorado is soft on a convicted killer and the Democrats' hopeful in Maine would dole out millions in tax dollars to immigrants in the country illegally, the Republican Governors Association tells voters in ads that started running Tuesday.
South Dakota legislators discuss relaxing consumer-direct wine laws, near finalizing bill
South Dakotans could be getting their favorite rare vintages shipped to their doorsteps in a few years, but only if a state lawmakers can come to a consensus on some key details.
Massive biotech office park planned for south Kansas City to seek tax breaks
Backers of a proposed biotech office park in south Kansas City are preparing to seek tax breaks for the 350-acre project.
A look at incentives that 5 states competing for huge Tesla Motors' battery factory can offer
Five states are on the short list for a $5 billion factory that Tesla Motors plans to build so it can crank out batteries for a new generation of electric cars.
Those with health coverage through Obama's law may face a challenge in getting tax-return form
If you got health coverage through President Barack Obama's law this year, you'll need a new form from your insurance exchange before you can file your tax return next spring.
Renewable-energy advocates hail panel's rejection of new fee for solar homes in Utah
Advocates of renewable energy are hailing the rejection of Rocky Mountain Power's request for a new fee for residential rooftop solar panels in Utah.