Plenty of cuts 'but doesn't get rid of anything to help pay for that,' says Tax Policy Center
Mitt Romney may have trouble convincing some Republicans of his conservative bona fides, but his emergence as the GOP presidential front-runner is just fine with investment advisers, many of whom think that he has the best chance of beating President Barack Obama.
A new study by the non-partisan Tax Policy Center shows that Mitt Romney's tax plan would add $600 billion to the government shortfall.
Survey finds little support for carried interest income treatment; 'scream bloody murder'
Offshore tax havens reduced bill substantially; Levin, others target loopholes
Uncle Sam sent presidential candidate $1.6M check for 2010; 'paid 100 percent of what he owes'
James Cassella, mayor of East Rutherford, N.J., the town where New York Giants play their home games, wants the team to beat the San Francisco 49ers Sunday, but lose a fight against paying property taxes on their headquarters and training center.
States join federal government in looking to affluent to help trim budget shortfalls
The presidential campaign has failed to offer definitive answers about tax reform, but you can see where it's headed
Brown sends letter to Pandit telling bank to stop sending 1099s to customers who received miles for opening savings accounts; 'creating baseless fear'
It's time to come to grips with misconceptions about taxing the rich
Candidate's earnings taxed as carried interest; 'ordinary people wouldn't be able to do this'
Even for the typically affluent clients of financial advisers, informed decisions about how and when to claim Social Security benefits can mean thousands of extra dollars a year, and tens of thousands of dollars over a lifetime. Are you prepared to advise clients on this crucial decision?
Ex-govenor's 15% effective rate criticized by opponents; Gingrich paid twice that
The U.S. Internal Revenue Service said it audited 12.48% of individual tax returns with income exceeding $1 million during 2011, an all-time high.
