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Portland, Oregon, may penalize higher earners more than any other large U.S. city, according to a new report.
June 2 -
New research indicates the country's tax receipts are even more concentrated than previously thought.
June 1 -
The company has leveraged newly expanded tax credits to secure institutional financing for 49 community solar and battery storage projects in rural areas across six states.
June 1 -
The auditor cited insufficient disclosures around the company's transactions with certain entities.
May 31 -
The Big Four firm has been under fire following revelations that a former senior partner leaked secret information on tax policy to colleagues.
May 30 -
Some Senate Democrats are pushing the Biden administration to impose tough limits on hydrogen tax credits they say will ensure the fuel lives up to its climate-fighting potential.
May 25 -
The company has been steering users toward a live, full-service version of the TurboTax service this year, in an attempt to compete with traditional accountants.
May 24 -
The Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen underscored the urgency of the White House reaching a deal with Republicans to raise the debt limit.
May 22 -
The Inflation Reduction Act encourages automakers to manufacture electric cars in the U.S.
May 18 -
The amount of money that the U.S. government has on hand to pay its bills plummeted by $53 billion.
May 17 -
EY is revamping two of its internal U.K. management teams, weeks after the company ditched plans to break up its audit and consulting operations globally.
May 16 -
Both audits and independent boards are basic standards that any investor would expect a company to have in place, particularly if that firm is of a certain size and working in a financial sector.
May 15 -
The Big Four firm's Australia unit said former Telstra CEO Ziggy Switkowski will lead an independent review into its governance and culture.
May 15 -
The state lost almost 48,000 people by mid-2022 from two years before, spurring concern about long-term economic growth.
May 12 -
Shrinking revenues make it harder for the Treasury to stay within the federal debt limit, which the department hit in January.
May 10 -
Jan Du Plessis took over Britain's Financial Reporting Council last year following a series of scandals that left investors nursing heavy losses.
May 9 -
A bipartisan group of lawmakers introduced legislation that would allow President Biden to sign a tax agreement despite objections from China.
May 5 -
Instead of hiding gains, traders avoid tax by declaring losses using "wash trades" that are barred in regulated securities markets.
May 3 -
The Treasury Secretary said her department's ability to use special accounting maneuvers to stay within the federal debt limit could be exhausted soon.
May 2 -
A sudden acceleration in tax inflows has reduced the likelihood of the Treasury Department being at risk of a federal payments default as soon as June.
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