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Here Are the Biggest Tax Law Changes to Look Out for This Year
By Kevin Kelleher
A 'Billionaire Bonanza' Is Driving Global Inequality
By Adela Suliman / Reuters
Apple's $14.5 Billion Tax Spat Signals a World of Uncertainty for Big Corporations
By Rana Foroohar
Apple CEO Tim Cook Says E.U. Tax Ruling Is 'Total Political Crap'
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It shows how important fighting climate change is to the President
By Katie Fehrenbacher / Fortune
February 5, 2016
Why the Flat Tax Is More Popular Than Ever
The simple levy hasn’t been this talked about since 1996
By Amity Shlaes
November 10, 2015
Coca-Cola May Owe $3.3 Billion in Taxes
Coca-Cola argues that IRS is trying to "increase substantially the amount of tax"
By Benjamin Snyder / Fortune
September 18, 2015
Congress Could Strip Samuel Adams Of Its Craft Beer Crown
Congress is ready to get into the craft beer business, which could mean bad news for big batch craft brewers like Sam Adams. Senator Ron Wyden, a Democrat from Oregon, proposed the new Craft Beverage...
By Laura Lorenzetti / Fortune
June 25, 2015
Burning Man Is Getting Taxed for the First Time Ever
Nevada lawmakers shut down a loophole
By Laura Lorenzetti / Fortune
June 3, 2015
Watch John Oliver Get Michael Bolton to Sing an Ode to the IRS
Spare the IRS your ire
By Melissa Locker
April 13, 2015
This Part of the U.S. Just Imposed a Tax on Junk Food
It also eliminated a 5% sales tax on healthy produce
By Sabrina Toppa
March 30, 2015
These Are the States With the Worst Taxes for Average Americans
In these states, higher income leads to decrease in effective tax rate
By Thomas C. Frohlich
February 27, 2015
Five Best Ideas of the Day: December 4
1. Reimagine your school library as a makerspace. By Susan Bearden in EdSurge 2. New materials could radically change air conditioning. By The Economist 3. Ambassadorships are too important to hand out to political donors....
By The Aspen Institute
December 4, 2014
Senate Dismayed by House Tax Extension Bill
Proposal would retroactively extend dozens of tax breaks through the end of 2014
By Alex Rogers
December 2, 2014
Scotland to Be Handed 'Biggest Transfer of Powers'
Commission set up after the independence referendum urges the biggest transfer of power in Scotland's history
By Naina Bajekal
November 27, 2014
Five Best Ideas of the Day: November 6
1. How do you frighten political strongmen? Teach journalism. By Thomas Fiedler in the Conversation 2. Far from policing free will, taxes on sugary drinks make sense in the context of subsidies for corn syrup...
By The Aspen Institute
November 6, 2014
Obama's Wrong About Our Go-It-Alone, Imperialistic, America-First Tax Code
Our "territorial” tax system is just Yankee imperialism
By Andrés Martinez
September 25, 2014
Five Best Ideas of the Day: September 17
1. Islamic State’s sexual violence is a war crime and U.S. leaders should call it out, seek ways to track it, and hold the terrorists to account. Instead, policymakers are ignoring it. By Aki Peritz...
By The Aspen Institute
September 17, 2014
The Artful Dodgers
Companies that flee the U.S. to avoid taxes have forgotten how they got so big in the first place
By Rana Foroohar
September 11, 2014
Burger King Might Become a Canadian Company
The burger behemoth could reincorporate in Canada, and thereby lower its tax liabilities, if it buys donut chain Tim Hortons
By Alexis Hauk
August 24, 2014
Lionel Messi Faces Messy Tax-Fraud Allegations
The soccer star and his father allegedly owe $5.3 million in unpaid taxes to Spain
By TIME Video
July 29, 2014
Modi (Barely) Passes His First Big Test on Economic Reform
The new Prime Minister indicated change will come in steps, not all at once
By Michael Schuman
July 10, 2014
80 Years of Federal Revenue in One Chart
What’s the federal government’s largest source of income? Individual American citizens.
By FindTheBest/Kiran Dhillon
May 1, 2014
Here's How Shady Tax Preparers Plan to Fleece You
Fraud among fly-by-night, seasonal tax preparers who open up shop in vacant storefronts and trailers costs taxpayers billions of dollars each year. It has prompted the IRS to seek to regulate tax preparers by requiring education courses and examinations
By Sam Frizell
April 12, 2014
Pot of Gold: Colorado Marijuana Makes $2M
The state of Colorado's collected $2 million in taxes on the approximately $14 million in recreational marijuana sales since the drug was legalized and regulated. Officials will use the windfall to build new schools and possibly for advertisements against driving while high
By Maya Rhodan
March 10, 2014
Poll: Fewer Uninsured Americans Thanks to Obamacare
The federal and state health care marketplaces built into the Affordable Care Act may explain the drop in the rate of Americans who aren't covered, a new poll suggests, down from 17.1% in late 2013 to 15.9% so far this year
By Maya Rhodan
March 10, 2014
Soda Wars Bubble Up Across the Country
Following Bloomberg's failed ban on big sodas, will a host of initiatives popping up in other cities pass muster?
By Katy Steinmetz
February 20, 2014
Colo. Getting Weed Windfall
Colorado is expecting to rake in $133 million from taxes on weed-related sales in the next fiscal year, far above previous estimates
By Katy Steinmetz
February 19, 2014
Tom Perkins Says the Rich Should Get More Votes in Elections
Famed investor Tom Perkins also said he believes only taxpayers should be able to vote
By Sam Gustin
February 14, 2014
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