Events for “tax”

Insider Liquidates More Than 26,000 Shares of Fintech Stock for Tax Obligations

Polls show support for food tax cut — but also concern over its cost

The impact of the measure on government finances and whether the tax can be restored to its original rate after two years are among the major concerns.

The Overtime Tax Break Only Counts the “Half,” Not the “Time-and-a-Half.” Most Workers Are Overestimating It by Double

She Harvested a $40,000 Stock Gain at the 0% Rate. It Still Made 85% of Her Social Security Taxable.

A Tax Strategy So Aggressive It Built the World’s Largest Hedge Fund and Made Losing Money the Hottest Product on Wall Street

Meghalaya taxi bodies call off protests

Although Assam taxi operators lifted their blockade on Saturday, their Meghalaya counterparts stopped Assam-registered vehicles at Umiam

Trump Claims White House Ballroom Is Free For Taxpayers (Again)—Despite Other Evidence - Forbes

Trump Claims White House Ballroom Is Free For Taxpayers (Again)—Despite Other Evidence Forbes Trump Can Keep Building Ballroom While Supreme Court Weighs Appeal WSJ Supreme Court allows Trump’s ballroom construction to continue for now NPR President Trump: White House ballroom co

Crypto advocates join in suing Illinois over digital asset tax

The Crypto Council for Innovation and the Blockchain Association added another lawsuit against the state for its recently approved 0.2% crypto tax.

Waymo doubles spending on lobbying in robotaxi battle with Uber

Waymo has sharply increased its lobbying spending as it seeks to persuade US regulators to clear a path for fully autonomous taxi services, intensifying its battle with rival Uber over the future of robotaxis. The Alphabet-owned company spent more than $1 million between April an

Apple paid Ireland $17 billion last year as EU back-tax case came due

The Financial Times reports that new tax disclosures showed Apple paid Ireland $17 billion in corporate income taxes in 2025, accounting for 40% of its worldwide total. Here are the details.

Book Review: ‘The Time Tax,’ by Annie Lowrey

In “The Time Tax,” the Atlantic journalist Annie Lowrey takes aim at bureaucratic red tape.

Fiasco in the Factory: Taxpayers Funded a $533 Million Artillery Plant That Made Nothing

The post Fiasco in the Factory: Taxpayers Funded a $533 Million Artillery Plant That Made Nothing appeared first on ProPublica .

TechCrunch Mobility: The custom chip driving Waymo’s robotaxi ambitions

Welcome back to TechCrunch Mobility — your central hub for news and insights on the future of transportation.

Why are Maharashtra’s auto-rickshaw, taxi drivers being issued notices for lacking Marathi language skills? | Explained

Since August 20, around 13,000 drivers have been tested in Mumbai and other parts of the State, as per the Transport Department

The tax loophole that turns a Trump Account into tax-free millions — do you know how to exploit it?

The “Crummey Letter”: The One-Page Note Families Mail Every December to Keep a Million-Dollar Trust Tax-Free.

‘I’m running out of time’: I sold my $300,000 rental property at a $75,000 loss. Should I buy another one to avoid taxes?

“My CPA hasn’t gotten back to me.”

End the Biden inflation tax

A proposed reform to index capital gains for inflation and expand exemptions for home sales aims to increase housing supply and stimulate economic growth.

Lufax (LU) Narrowed Its Loss 86%. Was the Improvement Mostly Tax-Driven?

Australia’s first home buyers are still taking out loans as property investors step back, data shows

Exclusive: New entrants the only cohort making more loan applications amid interest rate rises and tax changes, mortgage broker says Follow our Australia news live blog for latest updates Get our breaking news email , free app or daily news podcast First home buyers are still tak

U.S. and Canada fall deeper into a trade war with new tariffs as talks collapse and blame is spread

President Donald Trump's import taxes will hit about 5% of what Canada ships to the United States every year, including products ranging from hockey sticks to tongue depressors.

My son does not work, yet pays $500 for Affordable Care Act health insurance. Is that fair?

“I see people who have a lot of money but little or no taxable income who still qualify for ACA Marketplace subsidies.”

Here's how America's $40 trillion debt can hit your wallet

The U.S. national debt this week topped $40 trillion, raising fresh concerns about how rising federal borrowing could affect Americans' finances. Why it matters: Americans don't personally owe the national debt, but rising debt could pressure lawmakers to raise taxes, cut spendin

Israeli politicians focus on foreign threats, ignoring spiralling debt

Israel faces mounting debt pressures as wars and declining tax revenues collide and more top earners leave the country.