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Good news for state and local government bondholders: key House Republicans don't want to mess with the muni market. The $4 trillion market finances local infrastructure like high schools, roads and ...
While it might be tempting to spend your refund immediately, I recommend a more balanced approach. Here's why I use the 1/3 rule, a simple yet effective strategy to maximize the benefits of your tax ...
Gov. Brian Kemp signed a pair of tax-related bills on Tuesday. One gives Georgia taxpayers another special tax refund while the other reduces Georgia’s state income tax rate.
Sen. Josh Hawley (R-Mo.), who could emerge as a key vote on President Trump’s agenda, says working-class Americans should be able to take tax deductions on their payroll taxes, which would save ...
Though many people would prefer it wasn’t the case, in the United States, you’re required to pay federal income taxes on the money you earn throughout the year. The self-employed have to make ...
Tuesday is Tax Day, the last day to pay any owed 2024 income taxes. It's also the final day to either file a tax return or claim an extension. Taxpayers have until 11:59 p.m. in their local time zone ...
You can score some sweet deals on April 15 in some select restaurants like Burger King, Shake Shack, and more.
Grab a bite on the bright side. Tax Day lands on Tuesday, April 15, and while the IRS may be coming for your wallet, these restaurants are dishing out freebies and deals to ease the sting. On April 15 ...
America’s risk-taking spirit has always been the key to our economic exceptionalism — but higher taxes are the single biggest barrier to starting a business.
In many places, a sharp uptick in power demand has been driven by data centers, the industrial buildings that house huge ...
Argentina's grain industry welcomed an exchange-rate overhaul on Monday, though the new measures will likely not translate ...
If you don't file and haven't requested an extension - or if you don't pay the rest of what you owe the IRS for 2024 by April 15 - you may be subject to penalties.