Where tax policy meets politics — legislation, elections, and the debates in Washington that decide how (and how much) you’re taxed.
This week, Michael Mancil Brown was convicted of six counts of wire fraud and six counts of using facilities of interstate commerce to commit extortion. Brown claimed that he had been able to access PricewaterhouseCoopers’ internal computer network in order to steal tax documents belonging to then presidential hopeful Romney.
Hate the IRS? Think it should be abolished? The Republican Study Committee is betting that most taxpayers do – and now has a proposal to shut down the IRS forever.
It was a busy week for the Internal Revenue Service (IRS). With Tax Day 2016 barely in the books, the House passed two bills focused on IRS which would restrict funding and impose a hiring freeze.
The Trump campaign has released a letter from Trump’s tax attorneys confirming that Trump is under audit from IRS.
I’m live blogging the GOP Debate for today, March 3, 2016. The candidates who are scheduled to appear include Trump, Cruz, Rubio and Kasich – a shorter stage for sure. Expect questions on those Trump tax returns and Mitt Romney.
With Super Tuesday on the way, many are renewing calls for GOP frontrunner Donald Trump to release his income tax returns. He says he cannot – because he’s being audited. Is that a legitimate reason?
Ever wonder what that Presidential Election Campaign checkbox on your tax return is all about? Here’s the scoop.
Welcome to the live blog coverage of the February 13, 2016, GOP debate.
After nearly 20 years of temporary fixes, Congress voted to make permanent a ban on internet tax access.
With fuel prices low, President Obama has proposed a tax on oil which would be used for infrastructure and clean energy projects. The proposal has little chance of advancing in the Congress and here’s why.