Taxes


How to Save $4 Trillion in Tax Cuts? Fake It.

Behold the explosive gimmickry of budget reconciliation.

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U.S. Economic Growth Expected to Flatline in 2025. Tariffs Are the Main Reason.

The latest outlook from the Peterson Institute for International Economics indicates the country might avoid a recession. 

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Can’t File Your Taxes Today? How to Avoid IRS Fines.

Laggard taxpayers can easily get a filing extension to Oct. 15, though they must pay the money they owe now.

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U.S. Budget Deficit Widens to $1.3 Trillion as Interest on Public Debt Hits Record

The unadjusted number was a little more than $1 trillion in the comparable period a year earlier.

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House Advances Trump Tax Cuts as GOP Promises to Slash Spending. Don’t Count On It.

The House of Representatives on Thursday approved a budget resolution that dropped a previous commitment to slash at least $1.5 trillion in spending over 10 years.

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Tariffs Raises the Stakes on Tax-Cut Extension. Debt Hawks Are a Roadblock.

A continuation of the 2017 cuts, and reductions in other areas, would offset the economic damage from President Donald Trump’s aggressive trade policies.

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Trump Won’t Get His Third Term, But His Talk Matters to Markets

President Donald Trump is under more pressure than it seems to accomplish his agenda, writes Matt Gertken in a guest commentary.

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Tax Swindlers Are Thriving. The Turmoil at the IRS Doesn’t Help.

Beware of fraudulent IRS websites or any attempts to dupe taxpayers into supplying personal information.

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IRS to Return Thousands of Fired Workers to Their Jobs Just Before Tax Day

After initially being reinstated to paid leave, the workers are getting their full-time jobs back.

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Why Tariffs Have JPMorgan Raising Chances of U.S. Recession to 60%. ‘There Will Be Blood.’

JPMorgan anticipates the levy hike will be amplified by retaliation and a decrease in U.S. business sentiment.

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