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Two business groups sued the Obama administration over a crackdown on U.S. companies that try to reduce their U.S. taxes by inversion.
Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel unveiled on Wednesday a plan to save the city's biggest retirement system from insolvency.
Some affluent retirees don't need their required 401(k) and IRA withdrawals. Here's what to do with the cash.
Legendary investor Warren Buffett hits Donald Trump where it hurts: the GOP nominee's record as a businessman.
There is literally a bounty for the Trump tax documents.
Indonesia property prices may appear set to surge amid expectations of a wave of repatriated funds, but investors should temper their expectations.
A financial transaction tax like the one Hillary Clinton wants could help stabilize the markets, Andy Green says.
Donald Trump's assertion that Americans pay among the highest taxes in the world doesn't hold up.
The fact that there have been calls to reinstate Glass-Steagall rules on banks at the GOP convention is just stupid, says Wall Street consultant Tony Fratto.
House Ways & Means Chair Kevin Brady says, "Our plan will enable Americans to file their taxes on a form so straightforward it would fit on a postcard."
Vancouver is considering a property tax to try to reduce the number of vacant homes in the city.
Proposed regulations to curb "tax inversions," will destroy jobs, make the tax code more complex and give more power to the IRS, two CEOs say.
The latest GDP growth figures from Ireland are just totally bogus that nobody believes them.
Court documents revealed Amazon's complex methods of carving out competitive tax positions, Newsweek reported.
Large IRAs and 401(k)s are a favorite target for federal budget cutters. Where else might you be able to save for retirement?
A little-known incentive for land conservation lets property owners harvest tax savings of as much as 50 percent on their income.
Don't get too excited about the big Mega Millions jackpot. Taxes take a bigger bite out of winnings than you'd expect.
The proposal for the tech tax comes as officials struggle to fill growing gaps in the city budget, the New York Times reports.
It's scary for investors, especially those just years away from retirement, when the market swoons. Here's how to stay in the game.
The New Jersey Senate delayed a vote to raise the state's gas tax ahead of the holiday weekend, NBC New York reported.
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