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CNBC’s Robert Frank takes a look at the potential tax bill for Rupert Murdoch after the bidding war over Fox assets between Comcast and Disney settles down.
Anyone earning self-employment income is expected to make an estimated quarterly tax payment by Friday.
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The Garden State has become the second state to legalize wagers on sports games. Gamblers take heed: Uncle Sam gets a cut of any winnings.
Anyone who owes the IRS and has still not submitted their 2017 tax return could soon be subject to a higher failure-to-file penalty rate by the IRS.
The First State is now offering sports wagers at its three casinos, and other states are expected to follow suit. Here's how the IRS will treat your winnings.
"Before I was in trouble with Uncle Phil, I was in trouble with Uncle Sam," he says.
The federal government is paying close attention to state efforts to help residents manage new limits on state and local tax deductions.
If you own a small business, you just might qualify for a 20 percent tax deduction. Here's the problem: A number of business owners are still uncertain as to whether they can take it.
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Connecticut, New Jersey and New York have recently passed laws that will allow taxpayers to dodge a cap on their ability to claim a key tax break. The only thing that's missing is an 'OK' from the IRS.
Connecticut, New Jersey and New York have recently passed laws that will allow taxpayers to dodge a cap on their ability to claim a key tax break. The only thing that's missing is an "OK" from the IRS.
After years of budget cuts, the IRS is leaner, but not meaner.
Meghan Markle will likely face a bigger tax bill after she marries Prince Harry, regardless of whether or not she keeps her U.S. citizenship.
Meghan Markle will likely face a bigger tax bill after she marries Prince Harry, regardless of whether or not she keeps her U.S. citizenship.
An estimated 13.8 million taxpayers will be able to use the mortgage interest deduction in 2018, down from more than 32.3 million last year.
Whether you're retiring overseas for the lower cost of living or the beautiful vistas, an unexpected bill from the IRS could crash the party. Here's how to avoid that.
The effort comes as Ivy League universities, which will bear the brunt of the tax, ramp up their lobbying efforts.
CNBC's Ylan Mui reports according to AP, the IRS will give an extension to those affected by the IRS website outage on Tax Day.
The page was operational again as of 5:05 p.m. ET on April 17 — Tax Day — after being unavailable for most of the day.
CNBC's Jon Fortt and Sharon Epperson discuss tax day and smart ways tech can help you save money in 2018 with Status Money CEO Majd Maksad.
