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The narrow requirements for qualifying for the electric vehicle tax credits are causing some consternation in the auto industry.
April 28 -
The country remains among the top candidates to host a new Tesla factory.
April 27 -
The Treasury Department, based on fresh tax revenue data, is set to release an updated estimate of the "X date" when the U.S. can no longer meet its obligations.
April 25 -
House GOP leaders also called for the Justice Department to investigate allegations by an IRS whistleblower involving Hunter Biden.
April 21 -
Hundreds of billions of dollars in clean energy tax subsidies would be repealed by legislation to lift the debt ceiling introduced by the Speaker of the House.
April 20 -
President Joe Biden and First Lady Jill Biden paid $169,820 in federal and state income tax on a combined $579,514 in adjusted gross income, according to their annual tax returns.
April 19 -
The service described some of the rules it plans to include in upcoming proposed regs for what qualifies as an "energy community."
April 4 -
Automakers have been waiting for the U.S. Treasury Department to help them figure out which of their cars are eligible for lucrative electric-vehicle tax credits. The Treasury's response: Keep waiting.
April 4 -
Billions of dollars available — through subsidies and tax credits — to promote the production and purchase of electric vehicles.
April 3 -
Proposed guidance aims to reduce U.S. reliance on China for batteries and minerals.
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