Taxes September 11, 2026
The annual Projected U.S. Tax Rates Report from Bloomberg Tax & Accounting enables tax professionals and taxpayers to begin planning for the upcoming year ahead of the official IRS announcement this fall.
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Taxes August 7, 2025
Taken together, President Trump’s actions will push the average U.S. tariff rate to 15.2%, well above 2.3% last year and the highest level since the World War II era.
Taxes August 7, 2025
The One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA) has introduced several changes with important implications for businesses.
Sales Tax August 7, 2025
Sales tax risk is a silent disruptor. For finance leaders, it’s about time lost, strategic momentum drained, and avoidable exposure creeping in. But it doesn’t have to be.
Taxes August 7, 2025
Multinational tax teams face mounting pressure to manage increasingly complex compliance requirements while maintaining accuracy in their tax provisions.
Taxes August 6, 2025
Former Republican House Speaker Paul Ryan discussed President Donald Trump’s tariff agenda during a TV appearance on Aug. 5, warning that he sees “choppy waters ahead.”
Taxes August 5, 2025
The Republican Texas senator has joined with Nevada Democrats on legislation to restore the full deductibility of losses, saying it’s a matter of basic fairness for professional players who depend on their winnings to pay their bills.
Taxes August 5, 2025
Politicians and state leaders say they're focused on fast-tracking permitting decisions and working with regulators to ensure projects can connect to the grid before the tax credits phase out.
Taxes August 5, 2025
Taxpayers shouldn’t bet the house that this recent tax change will be reversed and should instead prepare for their betting income to receive a different tax treatment starting next year.
Legislation August 5, 2025
The One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA) imposes costly new recordkeeping and administrative requirements on the states and counties that are often the ones who deliver various federal aid programs.
Taxes August 5, 2025
The Missouri Republican proposes refundable tax credits of at least $600 per adult and dependent child. The credits would phase out for incomes exceeding $75,000 for singles and $150,000 for joint filers.
Taxes August 5, 2025
The kiddie tax was established almost 40 years ago to prevent parents from avoiding taxes by transferring large gifts of investment assets to their children.
Taxes August 5, 2025
Three tax provisions intensely sought by business interests carry a heavy share of hopes by Republicans, like Rep. Kevin Hern of Oklahoma, that their "big, beautiful bill" will trigger one big, beautiful boon in the U.S. economy.