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Personal Taxes

Corporations to keep tax break lost by millions of Americans

Oct 18, 2017

Millions of Americans would lose a prized tax break under President Donald Trump's sweeping revamp of the tax code, but corporations would get to keep it

Democrats seek tax relief for Puerto Rico, Virgin Islands

Oct 16, 2017

A group of Democratic lawmakers are asking for tax relief for hurricane-stricken Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands, saying people and businesses in the two U.S. territories don't enjoy the same tax benefits as those in the U.S. mainland states

Missouri auditor calls for more tracking of tax breaks

Oct 11, 2017

Missouri Auditor Nicole Galloway says the state doesn't do a good job of tracking the effect of tax breaks meant to spur the economy

How Trump tax plan would alter mortgage interest deduction

Oct 11, 2017

Each year the U.S. tax code transfers roughly $70 billion to homeowners, primarily on the East and West coasts

AP FACT CHECK: Trump seems unaware NFL pays taxes

Oct 10, 2017

AP FACT CHECK: Trump calls for exposing NFL to taxes, seemingly unaware it already is

Taxpayers might face choice of property tax, home deductions

Oct 3, 2017

Homeowners would be forced to choose between two popular tax deductions _ one for local property taxes, the other for mortgage interest _ under a potential compromise that House Republicans are considering as they craft the evolving tax revamp.

Trump promotes 'giant, beautiful, massive' tax plan

Sep 29, 2017

President Donald Trump promotes his tax cut plan as "giant, beautiful, massive" and "the biggest ever in our country."

How tax-cut plan could benefit Trump and wealthy staffers

Sep 28, 2017

How Trump's tax-cut plan could benefit the president and other wealthy White House staffers

Sep 28, 2017

Congress passes aviation, hurricane tax relief bill

Congress has passed a bill to avoid a partial shutdown of federal aviation programs and provide tax relief for hurricane victims

Judge finds ex-US Rep. Mel Reynolds guilty of tax charges

Sep 28, 2017

A judge has convicted former U.S. Rep. Mel Reynolds on charges he failed to file tax returns for income he made while consulting for Chicago businessmen in Africa