Taxes

Taxpayers are paying to have their jobs taken away as their utility bills rise and risks to retirement savings mount.

Tax treatment and portfolio concentration are two important considerations for employees trying to figure out whether this is a good time to exercise their options. It might not be.

President Donald Trump reiterated his plan to hit China with a 100% tariff but also said there was an “eternity” until the Nov. 1 deadline for the tariff imposition.

The top marginal tax rate remains 37% for individuals.

Health savings accounts (HSAs) will be available to roughly 10 million more American beginning in 2026.

Political consultants and analysts say investors may be too complacent about the administration’s tariff plans.

Investors who bought deeply discounted bonds in 2022 or 2023 may face a de minimis tax when those bonds mature.

Deferring or avoiding income can prevent you from creeping into the next higher tax bracket, and this year the next tax law gives you extra incentive.

With guidance on the proposal and a call for public comments, the IRS says that the provision would increase the average take-home pay for tipped workers by $1,300 a year.

The tariffs on selected imports take effect Oct. 1, according to a series of social media posts.

Republicans’ health policies may shift more patients and doctors to concierge practices. Should you join the club?

Tax filing is seen as an important new offering for Facet Wealth, which seeks to become a one-stop shop for younger, less wealthy clients’ financial needs.

A cottage industry of lawyers, bankers, and accountants defrauded governments of at least $164 billion in the past few decades, tax authorities estimate.

Zohran Mamdani is making a pitch that business owners need to hear, Yasser Salem writes in a guest commentary.

He warned that policy is “very restrictive” and risks “unnecessary layoffs and higher unemployment.”

Legislation proposed in both chambers of Congress would attempt to tax unrealized capital gains for fewer than 1,000 of the U.S.’s wealthiest taxpayers.

While there are benefits to getting a second citizenship, there are also financial pitfalls, particularly for Americans because of our tax laws.

A 50 basis-point cut would support the economy through the tax increase, Mark Penn writes in a guest commentary.

The high court has set oral arguments for the first week of November.

A Democratic bill aims to eliminate taxes on Social Security benefits, a Trump campaign promise that this summer’s Republican tax and spending law failed to deliver on.

Stagflation, commonly defined as a period of slowing growth, quickening inflation, and rising unemployment, largely has been absent from the U.S. economy since the late 1970s.

The U.S. and governments abroad are facing similar challenges, but yields on their debt have gone in opposite directions.

Republicans and Democrats are back from their summer recess poised for another battle over how to fund the federal government.

The current jackpot is the fifth-largest prize in Powerball history.

The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit upholds a lower-court ruling that challenged the president’s use of the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA) to impose sweeping tariffs on a range of imported goods.