Average worker's bonus from 2017 tax cuts was $28
Companies spent 200 times as much cash on their own stock last year as the $4.4 billion spent on employee bonuses
Income Tax
Corporate America paying lowest tax share since Eisenhower
Federal income tax revenue from U.S. corporations hasn't been this low since 1960, IRS data show
Chicago becomes first city to collect "Netflix tax"
As entertainment and shopping moves online, states and cities are looking to the digital world for potential revenue
Los Angeles accuses H&R Block and TurboTax of defrauding taxpayers
Lawsuit claims the tax-prep providers steered consumers away from services that lets people file returns for free
IPOs bring enticing tax jackpot for California lawmakers
Several upcoming $1 billion-plus stock offerings will create a slew of new ultra-wealthy taxpaying residents
On Tax Day, many Americans don't think the tax cut helped them
President Trump touted "massive tax cuts," but only the richest Americans are likely to notice their new tax breaks
It's Tax Day, but you can still get an extension
Nearly a third of Americans this year waited until the last two weeks to file their returns—but requesting more time is easy
Kamala Harris releases 15 years of tax returns
She and her husband have paid over $2.2 million in federal taxes at an average effective tax rate of about 33 percent over the past five years
Got a tax refund? Congrats! Here's what to do with it
With the average refund coming in at just under $2,900, this CPA advises against shopping sprees and other splurges
Elizabeth Warren releases tax returns
The Massachusetts Democrat is one of a small group of candidates in the crowded Democratic primary field to do so
Meghan Markle and her baby will be liable for U.S. taxes
The Duchess of Sussex and her baby will have to report their finances to the IRS, potentially exposing them to scrutiny
The tax law is hitting 11 million homeowners
Some families moved to high-tax towns because of the good school districts. Now they're pinched by the SALT deduction cap
9 tax deductions you can no longer claim
Don't count on these popular deductions to lower your tax bill this year – they're gone as part of broader tax cuts
Tax refunds so far this year are down by $6 billion
Smaller tax refunds have trickle-down effects, including lower consumer spending throughout the year
This year's smaller tax refunds seen hurting retail spending
The government has issued $4.4 billion less in refunds than at this time last year, and that trickles down
Special tax breaks for America's seniors
Aging may bring its own special problems, but it also brings welcome financial bonuses at tax time
The IRS says it has $1.4 billion in unclaimed money
Every year, people who have overpaid taxes don't file a return—and the agency says time is running out to claim it
Changes in tax deductions at small businesses
That company party? Still 100% deductible in many cases. Expenses like client gifts or commuting costs? Not so much
Taxpayer group urges extending filing deadline to May 15
National Taxpayers Union calls for extending April 15 deadline, though individuals can get an extension fairly easily
Average tax refund now slightly higher than last year
The average refund for 2018 is now over $3,100, but the number of people getting a refund is down by 2 million
These popular tax deductions still worth claiming
The new tax law put significant limits on many deductions, but that doesn't mean you should ignore them
New SALT deduction cap to hit 11 million Americans
U.S. estimates millions of Americans face a total $323 billion in lost deductions from federal caps on local tax claims
Warren Buffett: Wealthy are "undertaxed" compared with rest of U.S.
Billionaire says the rich should pay more taxes to fix growing income inequality -- "I'm fine with it," he told CNBC
One winner from tax overhaul: America's banks
Profits at U.S. financial institutions soared 44 percent to record highs last year, largely due to changes in tax law
Americans shocked by impact of new tax law: "My jaw hit the floor"
The first tax filing season under the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act is confusing and, in some cases, expensive for taxpayers
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