Taxes May 18, 2026
U.S. officials have discussed creating a $1.7 billion federal fund to pay victims of so-called government weaponization to resolve President Donald Trump’s lawsuit against the Internal Revenue Service.
Payroll August 11, 2024
When you compare the labor markets faced by Zoomers with previous generations, recent college grads are better off.
Payroll August 8, 2024
The pandemic changed where Americans are likely to live and work, with a growing portion of job openings moving away from the biggest cities and into smaller metro areas, according to a Federal Reserve Bank of New York analysis.
Payroll August 7, 2024
U.S. 30-year mortgage rates plunged last week by the most in two years, reaching their lowest level since May 2023 and sparking a surge in refinancing applications.
Taxes August 6, 2024
The checks will be delivered to families who received the Empire State Child Credit in the 2023 tax year. Filers are eligible for the credits if they have children under age 17 and qualify for the federal child tax credit.
Taxes August 2, 2024
The measure wouldn’t affect separate R&D credits, but it would restore companies’ ability to claim full deductions for research expenses in the first year, something a broad coalition of industries has been angling for since that tax break got less generous at the start of 2022.
Taxes August 2, 2024
About one third of the total dollars collected from undocumented immigrants funded programs they’re mostly barred from using, including $26 billion to Social Security and $6 billion to Medicare, the report said.
Taxes August 1, 2024
The case will go before the state's Supreme Court after a lower court ruled earlier this year that the tax is unconstitutional.
SEC July 29, 2024
The crowd at a bitcoin conference in Nashville cheered loudly July 27 as Trump said her would fire Gary Gensler, whose term is up in 2026.
Taxes July 26, 2024
The immediate unknown is whether Vice President Kamala Harris would recalibrate Democrats' economic agenda.
Taxes July 26, 2024
Sen. Bernie Sanders said he has "some interest" in the Finance panel opening, due to the resignation of Sen. Bob Menendez next month.
Accounting July 26, 2024
Jennifer Vandever was sentenced to more than three years in prison after pleading guilty to wire fraud and tax evasion.
Taxes July 26, 2024
Direct File will now be a permanent option for taxpayers in states that choose to participate, and New Jersey said it's in.