Justice Department Sues Roger Stone for $2 Million in Unpaid Taxes
The government said Stone and his wife used a corporate entity to avoid paying taxes and to “fund a lavish lifestyle.”
Read moreThe government said Stone and his wife used a corporate entity to avoid paying taxes and to “fund a lavish lifestyle.”
Read moreStates around the country are realizing what gamblers figured out long ago: The future of sports betting — and tax money to be made from it — is online.
Read moreAntonio Guterres declared Monday that the world’s failure to unite on tackling Covid-19 created wide inequalities, and he called for urgent action including a wealth tax to help finance the global recovery from the coronavirus.
Read moreThe court concluded that reservation property held by tribes since allotment could not taxed by the state, but tribal property becomes taxable once it changes hands to non-Indian ownership.
Read moreIn a 6-3 decision, Canada’s Supreme Court found that the federal government has the authority to issue a mandated carbon price in an effort to cut back on greenhouse gas emissions and combat climate change.
Read moreLawmakers are proposing a new tax on California’s wealthiest residents, though a similar measure failed last year.
Read moreThe American Rescue Plan has economic watchdogs like Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen and Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell encouraged about the country’s fiscal path.
Read moreTen people went on trial on Monday accused of taking part in one of the most violent episodes of the anti-government “yellow vest” protests that rocked France two years ago.
Read moreRepublican Attorney General Dave Yost sued the Treasury Department over a last-minute addition to President Biden’s stimulus package, arguing it unconstitutionally limits how states can use the aid money.
Read moreBaltimore’s biggest billboard advertiser could not overcome the city’s power to levy taxes with a First Amendment challenge.
Read moreIt’s sleepy by Donald Trump’s standards, but the former president’s century-old estate in New York’s Westchester County could end up being one of his bigger legal nightmares.
Read moreA federal judge said he rejected a proposed $40 million class action settlement against financial software company Intuit because it “is not fair, reasonable, and adequate” for those taxpayers who were allegedly misled into paying for tax preparation services rather than the company’s free services.
Read moreA federal judge issued an order Friday denying approval of a $40 million settlement of claims Intuit duped customers eligible to file their taxes for free into paying fees to use TurboTax in 2018.
Read moreGoogle has told customers that it will raise the rates for advertisements on its French and Spanish platforms by 2% from May to help offset the impact of a digital tax on profits.
Read moreFútbol Club Barcelona lost to the European Union in the final round of a legal battle over tax advantages from the Spanish government.
Read moreA wealthy couple who donated $100 million of stock to Fidelity’s charitable donor-advised fund did not prove that the fund acted negligently in selling the stock at a time when its price was low, a federal judge in California ruled Friday.
Read moreDonald Trump’s accountants turned over his tax records, New York City’s top prosecutor said Thursday, only days after the Supreme Court rejected the former president’s latest delay tactic.
Read moreRejecting another attempt by former President Donald Trump to declare himself immune from criminal investigations, the Supreme Court refused Monday to block a New York subpoena of his tax records.
Read morePoland’s right-wing government said Tuesday it will redraw its proposed media advertising tax to make it fairer after it led to a media protest and condemnation from a coalition partner and critics abroad.
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