Taxes

To bring the U.S. back to the table, Canada said that it wouldn’t collect a digital services tax that was due to start Monday that Trump said unfairly targeted U.S. technology firms.

Stock futures were rising late Sunday, extending their trajectory from last week as lawmakers raced to get a tax and spending megabill to the White House by Friday.

To meet the deadline, the House would have to swallow the Senate version without making more changes of its own.

The bill aims to extend the income-tax cuts from the 2017 tax law while widening the state and local tax deduction.

The House and Senate have less than a week to resolve their differences.

Both small and big businesses would benefit, though some provisions would hurt.

New questions about Medicaid cuts set up a conflict with House fiscal hawks.

Zohran Mamdani stunned the city’s business and financial establishment with his comfortable win in New York’s Democratic primary.

A July 4 deadline may not hold, but the president won’t allow lawmakers to back down on his signature legislation.

A change to tax rules targets residents with another permanent home for tax purposes.

Bond investors might be worried about the wrong thing.

Important news on taxes and spending, tariffs, and what role the U.S. will play in the Israel-Iran war could land as the market heads into earnings season.

Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell used the word ‘uncertainty’ at least 14 different times during his press conference Wednesday.

The index has soared, regardless of considerable economic and policy risks.

The combined retirement and disability fund is projected to run dry in 2034, one year earlier than reported last year, according to the annual Social Security and Medicare Trustees report.

The Senate version has two key provisions that would affect the wallets of seniors. Those planks could change even more.

Congress is aiming to pass the legislation before the July holiday, but there are still some big hurdles.

Changes unveiled by the Senate are an improvement over the House version, but the overall package still misses the mark, John W. Diamond writes in a guest commentary.

Congress’s official scorekeeper says the House version of President Donald Trump’s bill could take a heavy toll on the federal debt.

Senate Republicans detailed changes to Trump’s tax and spending bill that would end tax credits for some renewable energy by 2028. 

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A House Republican threatened to vote against the bill if it doesn’t include a higher limit on state and local tax deductions.

The dollar just gave a clear example of a risk-off environment—but it isn’t performing well overall.

The president’s to-do list just got a lot longer. and more complicated.

The tax bill would cut energy-efficiency tax credits while data centers raise power demand, Ari Matusiak writes in a guest commentary.