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An adverse court ruling leaves wealthy states with fewer options.
November 2 -
Democrats, unable to gain traction on taxes that affect only the ultra wealthy, have turned to trusts as little as $200k.
November 2 -
The outline of the tax and spending bill provided a breakthrough after a long standoff between moderate senators and progressive Democrats.
November 1 -
Influential lawmakers still want various tax provisions in the bill.
October 28 -
Arizona Senator Kyrsten Sinema, a crucial swing vote for Democrats, has given the Biden administration a list of specific tax policies she will support in order to raise revenue for the social spending plan Democrats hope to pass this year.
October 28 -
The latest proposal underscores a fierce fight in Congress over ways to pay for Biden's slimmer social-spending agenda.
October 27 -
The former Treasury secretary is concerned about the potential knock-on effects of a proposed levy on the super-wealthy.
October 27 -
Senate Democrats detailed their proposed levy on the ultra-wealthy, a new and logistically risky approach to taxation.
October 27 -
The NCAA began allowing university athletes to earn money from their name, image and likeness this summer, and now they could find themselves owing taxes for the first time in their lives.
October 22 -
The spending package could still include a measure to expand or temporarily remove the cap on the deduction on state and local taxes.
October 20 -
The Treasury Department suddenly softened its plan to track consumer transactions after critics protested that it would target low-income workers.
October 19 -
How to network; testing cyber defense; Pandora the explorer; and other highlights from our favorite tax bloggers.
October 12
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Good luck getting in to see an estate planner if you don’t already have one. Cross your fingers if you do.
October 12 -
What pros are making; getting clients to pay; keeping the SALT cap; and other highlights from our favorite tax bloggers.
October 5
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Democrats risk settling for a less generous expansion of the state and local tax deduction than previously hoped after President Joe Biden conceded that lawmakers will have to scale back his economic agenda to get it enacted.
October 5 -
One suggested that a two-year repeal of the $10,000 cap will be the final solution.
September 28 -
The specific tax hikes remain to be detailed, as does any move to suspend or expand a $10,000 SALT cap.
September 27 -
Democrat legislators are attempting to move forward with the next step needed to pass President Biden’s economic agenda.
September 24 -
Paying guests at the Met Gala get to deduct much of the $35,000 ticket price, says Matthew Yglesias.
September 22 -
High-earning taxpayers would face much smaller tax hikes — or even cuts — if Democrats decide to restore the federal deduction for state and local taxes in legislation that’s now moving through the House.
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