Tax

Taxpayers across the U.S. have until July 17 to submit a claim for a refund for 2019 or risk losing any overpaid taxes.

The tax was introduced to reduce single-use plastics and takeout trash in a small German city in 2022, and the fast-food giant tried in vain to reverse it.

A young mom who was recently diagnosed with terminal cancer shares how she told her kids and how she's preparing them for the future without her.

More than half of Generation Z polled said that they would support an increased inheritance tax to bring about greater societal equality.

Some states are offering payments to residents to help them stay afloat as inflation stays high.

Former Fox News host Tucker Carlson was among many conservative voices who have quoted the figure.

Economist Joann Weiner told Newsweek that "lots of stimulus benefits and tax credits went away" over the last year, resulting in reduced refund amounts.

The Biden administration is expected to unveil a plan to increase taxes for high earners to avoid a looming funding crisis for Medicare.

Some Reddit users thought the note could be related to "a scammer opening mail looking for cash," the woman said.

Allen Weisselberg, the former chief financial officer of the Trump Organization, was recently jailed over his role in a 15-year-long tax fraud scheme.

Fox News's Tucker Carlson noted the president's campaign website no longer includes his 2016 to 2018 financial documents.

The former president's family business was previously found guilty of 17 financial crimes following a trial in New York.

Newsweek has put together a list of some of the most notable new laws that will take effect in the state on January 1.

Let's clean up the individual tax code, using Donald Trump's tax flouting to guide us toward bipartisan fixes.

The Trump Organization's longtime chief financial officer will spend time in jail after he "fell on the sword" for the former president.

Herschel Walker has been accused of claiming a "principal residence" tax break in Texas, whilst running in Georgia.

Walker has been accused of "election fraud" after registering a Texas property as his "principle residence," whilst seeking election in Georgia.

The California governor argued the measure would solely benefit rideshare company Lyft if passed.

One expert said a windfall tax could deter new investment in domestic oil production and impact the U.S. relationship with the world oil market.

"Such charges would be an overwhelming meddling in the political process and violate DOJ protocols," a former federal prosecutor told Newsweek.

Paul claimed on "The Philip DeFranco Show" that Bad Bunny and his manager are exploiting Puerto Rico tax laws.

"There needs to be a root-and-branch review of royal funding and they need to be brought into line with the same rules everyone else has to abide by," said the CEO of an anti-monarchy campaign group.

New York Times staff members were called "clowns" by Piers Morgan as a report on the cost of Queen Elizabeth II's funeral inflamed the British right.

While some called the plans an "absolute disgrace" others dismissed such complaints and suggested there is "no appetite for a Republic."

Student loans are a hot topic again after President Joe Biden's debt relief announcement. Just how many Americans still have college debt?

Trump reportedly pleaded the Fifth more than 440 times in New York—but was it the best move? Newsweek Fact Check investigates.

"In the end, 'Batgirl' was the canary in the coal mine for the new post-COVID era of major film studios," one expert told Newsweek.

Donald Trump's critics accused him of burying his ex-wife at his golf course to enjoy the tax breaks, but the story is not that simple.

"I'm alive, in living color," said New Jersey resident Jeanette Carpenter.

The temporary initiatives are set to begin on July 1, with the grocery relief due to last for a year and the gas relief to remain in place for six months.