Taxes September 1, 2026
California's billionaire tax proposal is splintering the state's Democratic Party, with party leaders opposing the wealth tax even as voters, and especially young voters, appear eager to increase taxes on the rich.
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Taxes August 20, 2024
Both presidential candidates are pledging to exempt workers from paying taxes on their tips, but experts say it's bad policy.
Taxes August 19, 2024
The SECURE 2.0 ACT permits employers to provide matching contributions for employees based on their payments on student loans.
Taxes August 19, 2024
Until 2016, the U.S. taxed Olympic medal winners on the value of the medals won. A law enacted in 2016 excluded the value of Olympic medals from tax for those with incomes of $1 million or less, starting in 2016.
Taxes August 19, 2024
The agency recommends that taxpayers submit the pre-filing registration at least 120 days before the planned filing date.
Taxes August 19, 2024
Taxpayers who operate large trucks and buses have until Sept. 3 to file Form 2290 for vehicles used in July 2024, the IRS said.
Taxes August 19, 2024
Gordian Ndubizo of New Jersey who taught accounting at Drexel University was convicted Aug. 15 by a federal jury on all eight counts.
Taxes August 16, 2024
The application period for the 2025 Compliance Assurance Process program will be from Sept. 4 until Oct. 31, the agency said Thursday.
Taxes August 16, 2024
The proposal, which Kamala Harris will announce on Aug. 16, would provide a $6,000 child tax credit within a newborn child’s first year.
Taxes August 15, 2024
Details on her tax positions will likely become a crucial campaign issue, as polls show economics is one of voters' top concerns.
Taxes August 14, 2024
Over 3.4 million U.S. families claimed $8.4 billion in tax credits to lower the costs of their home energy upgrades, new data shows.
Taxes August 14, 2024
The sports-betting company said it would scrap its plan to add a "gaming tax surcharge" to winning bets in 2025.
Taxes August 14, 2024
The presidential candidates are trying to court voters in key battleground states ahead of a battle to rewrite the tax code.