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In a surprise plot twist, President Donald Trump’s new tax law is delivering many of its juiciest benefits to his most vocal critics in Hollywood.

America’s companies are swimming in cash thanks to the big cut in the corporate tax rate.

Chalk up a win for capital expenditures.

Republicans are showing little appetite for big action in what may be their last months in full control of Capitol Hill.

Taxicab companies owned by the Trump attorney and his family members just got hit with nearly $80,000 in new claims.

For President Donald Trump, Tax Day isn’t today — it’ll be Oct. 15.

The tax plight of “accidental Americans” in France — there are an estimated 10,000 of them — may be discussed by President Emmanuel Macron with his U.S. counterpart Donald Trump during an end-of-April state visit to Washington.

White House OMB head Mick Mulvaney will be able to weigh in as the Internal Revenue Service clarifies dozens of the new tax law’s provisions.

A rare coalition of business groups are banding together to fight President Donald Trump’s proposed tariffs, arguing they will hurt U.S. consumers and the economy.

Republicans are already facing a possible Democratic takeover of the House in the November elections, setting off a GOP leadership battle.

The U.S. budget deficit will surpass $1 trillion by 2020, two years sooner than previously estimated, as tax cuts and spending increases signed by President Donald Trump do little to boost long-term economic growth, according to the Congressional Budget Office.

Corporate America’s love affair with the Trump administration’s tax overhaul is still going strong, and it’s pushing spending plans to multiyear highs.

The Internal Revenue Service knocked down one way for hedge fund managers to dodge restrictions in President Donald Trump’s tax law. But for some managers, there’s still a way out.

Labor groups are pressing corporations they bargain with to disclose details of what they’re doing with savings from the Trump tax cuts.

Amazon.com Inc. fell Monday after a fresh round of critical comments from President Donald Trump and a Republican senator.

President Donald Trump on Thursday fired off more criticism at Amazon.com Inc., saying his problems with the internet retailer predate his election a day after a report that he’s “obsessed” with regulating the company.

House Republicans are approaching their next attempt at tax cuts the same way they did last year — by excluding Democrats.

U.S. retailers came out swinging against new tariffs that will be imposed against China, saying they represent a $50 billion tax on American consumers.

Talks continued on issues like a fix to the new tax law with just days remaining for House and Senate votes to avert a third shutdown this year.

Republicans are looking to act a lot faster than originally expected to keep the new individual tax breaks from expiring in 2025.