Taxes

The Trump tax cuts brought the largest year-over-year drop in corporate tax revenue for the federal government outside of a recession.

The "Cadillac tax," the health insurance tax and the medical device tax, briefly explained.

Neither Utah nor any other state can defend what amounts to state-sanctioned discrimination.

After all these years, liberals are still clinging to the theory that power should be concentrated within the government.

According to the latest Hill-Harris X poll, 55 percent of registered voters polled are willing to pay higher taxes to ensure all Americans receive health care benefits.

Voters in the towns of Metuchen and Collingswood both passed property tax increases dedicated to shoring up the state's ailing psychiatric care infrastructure.

Prosecutors say that Craig Orrock of Salt Lake City, Utah, owes more than a half-million dollars in back taxes from 1993 through 2016.

It is unknown if the IRS is currently probing the NRA's tax-exempt status, and the agency does not comment on pending or potential investigations.

"I have met on occasion a few of those people. They happen to be very nice people. You just don't want to owe them money. Don't owe them money."

On Tuesday, the same day that the president's re-election campaign sued California over a law requiring presidential candidates to release their tax returns, the student pleaded guilty.

"As we move outside of God's jurisdiction, this country has received curses which we're already seeing in the form of droughts and infertility," Rembertus Cornelis Beerepoot argued.

It's the funding source for Social Security and Medicare, but it's become regressive and destructive. Candidates for 2020 should be looking to replace payroll taxes, not use them as a cash cow.

An AP-Norc poll found that just 17 percent of Americans believe they received a tax break under President Donald Trump and Congressional Republicans' $1.2 trillion plan, which passed in 2017.

"I was expected to make a $400 loan payment every month, but I had no money, no sustainable income. College ruined my life."

"We will know in year eight, nine or ten what revenues it brought in to the government over time," Congressman Kevin Brady said.

According to an analysis of the report, the IRS has in recent years decreased audits and criminal investigations and levies mostly on large corporations, pass-through business, and high-income individuals.

"We are not beyond holding in contempt, sanctioning or even using the Sergeant at Arms to bring someone in," Rep. Stacey Plaskett (D-Virgin Islands) said.

"New York lawmakers are providing a new avenue for the House Ways and Means Committee to obtain these crucial financial documents. As soon as this bill becomes law, all Chairman Neal will have to do is ask," a progressive advocacy group stated.

"I would proceed with throwing their rear ends in jail," Democratic Representative Bill Pascrell told Newsweek. "Why simply toss it laterally to the courts?"

"Prime Time" host makes joke about claims Trump's businesses lost more than $1 billion between 1985 and 1994.

The Colorado senator called the president's tax losses of more than $1 billion earlier in his career—and the subsequent dodging of taxes—the "best example lately of socialism in this system."

As Donald Trump defended his "art of the deal" persona amid reports he lost $1 billion during his business heyday, the celebrity businessman-turned-politician also faced major diplomatic troubles.

"Is he living under a rock?!" New York Representative Nita Lowey asked in response.

A Ways and Means Committee member told Newsweek that no matter what action the House panel takes next, the Treasury Department's refusal will eventually "end up before a judge."

Top Republicans Mitt Romney, Mick Mulvaney and Jay Sekulow said Democrats will "never" see President Donald Trump's tax returns.

House Democrats requested six years' worth of the president's tax returns through the IRS and began the process to subpoena the full and unredacted Mueller report.

"The wealthy should remember that if we improve our society and our economy, then they, in effect, are among the main winners," said J.P. Morgan CEO Jamie Dimon.

White people, black people and business from all over America and the world, are heading to the South—where taxes are low, unions are irrelevant, and people love their guns.

Federal policy is a logical place to start, but state policymakers are missing a key opportunity if they don't join this national conversation.

Due to the president's conflicts of interest through his various businesses and properties, which he still owns, Democrats have said his tax returns could shine light on possible ethical or legal wrongdoing.