AND REMAINS IN COMMUNICATION WITH THE NFL. MISSOURI FIGHTING BACK IN A RENEWED BORDER WAR, KEEPING BUSINESSES FROM LEAVING. WE’VE SEEN BUSINESSES JUMP THE BORDER, INCLUDING LOCKED IN AND OF COURSE, ...

Tax season used to be my least favorite part of being a creative small business owner. It always felt overwhelming. As the founder of Mochi Kids and Mochi Play Store, I juggle designing and producing ...

Taxpayers may be in for a big surprise this filing season as guidelines and policy changes surrounding the annual tax filing process shift from last year’s procedures. One of those major changes is ...

Tax season is well underway. And for people in Pennsylvania getting ready to file, officials want you to be aware of a new tax credit that could give you a good chunk of cash. You can listen to this ...

Many Pennsylvania counties use outdated property data for tax purposes, with some not reassessing since before 2000. Pennsylvania is the only state that does not mandate regular countywide property ...

Many retirees are surprised by how complicated taxes can get after they stop working. From new deductions to shifting income sources, it's easy to make a mistake that ends up costing you. If you want ...

State Senate Republicans presented a list of proposed tax cuts and energy changes on Tuesday, dubbing it an affordability plan. The plan includes a significant change to the fiscal guardrails to fund ...

The proposal would raise the standard deduction and lower the state's income tax rate. To pay for the tax cut, the plan would eliminate or reduce various tax breaks for businesses and industries.

ALBANY — New York is rapidly making it easier to buy alcohol. Recent legislation has allowed to-go cocktails, expanded direct-to-consumer shipping and made permanent alcohol sales in movie theaters.

In our Reality Check stories, Wichita Eagle journalists dig deeper into questions over facts, consequences and accountability. Story idea? tips@wichitaeagle.com. Wichita Forward is promoting a ...

A newly introduced bill would prevent some public sector retirees from being hit with a tax bill after they were made eligible for Social Security benefits last year. The bipartisan bill, known as the ...