Taxes April 27, 2026
Supporters of a billionaire tax said April 26 that they had gathered nearly twice as many signatures as necessary to qualify the controversial proposal for the November ballot.
Taxes April 27, 2026
Supporters of a billionaire tax said April 26 that they had gathered nearly twice as many signatures as necessary to qualify the controversial proposal for the November ballot.
Accounting April 27, 2026
Cynthia Marie Marabella pleaded guilty April 24 to embezzling over $26 million from her employer in a case tied to the kidnapping of the company owner and threats of harm to his family.
Taxes April 27, 2026
A judge questioned whether President Donald Trump’s $10 billion lawsuit against the Internal Revenue Service and the U.S. Treasury can proceed with Trump effectively in control of both sides of the litigation.
Small Business April 27, 2026
Kelly Loeffler said federal support is strong for small business owners despite economic headwinds related to tariffs and high fuel prices. The head of a small business advocacy group, however, challenged that perspective.
Taxes April 24, 2026
Illinois Democrats failed to advance a proposed constitutional amendment that would have asked voters in November to impose an additional tax on residents who earn more than $1 million a year.
Taxes April 23, 2026
The Michigan Supreme Court ordered the state Court of Appeals to take another look at the legality of Michigan’s 24% wholesale cannabis tax.
Payroll April 23, 2026
Job scams are on the rise, as is the level of sophistication employed by fraudsters to trick job-seekers into handing over money or personal information.
Taxes April 23, 2026
Some solar advocates say there is still a short window for businesses, nonprofits and municipalities to squeeze benefits from expiring tax incentives..
Taxes April 23, 2026
The proposed class action complaint claims Nintendo hasn't made a plan to return money paid by customers to satisfy the now-illegal duties implemented by the Trump administration.
Payroll April 23, 2026
Employed Americans who have a savings goal are more likely to regularly save a portion of their income than those who don’t—75% compared with 62%, respectively, according to NerdWallet.
Taxes April 22, 2026
The problem for Americans—and for GOP candidates who want their votes—is that the bigger tax refunds have been largely offset by higher gas prices stemming from the U.S.-Israeli war with Iran and by President Donald Trump's taxes on imported goods.
Taxes April 22, 2026
The millionaire’s tax is one of two proposed constitutional amendments the Illinois House could take up as soon as this week, ahead of a deadline to place questions on the November ballot.