Finance
A Year After Online Sales Tax Ruling, Are States Reaping More Revenues?
Almost every state has jumped at the opportunity to tax online purchases.
Late State Budgets Are Less Common This Year. There's 2 Big Reasons for That.
Still, a few states may miss the July deadline, leading to a government shutdown in some.
Final IRS Rules Leave States Few Options for Evading the SALT Cap
"There is something to upset everyone in the IRS rule."
Governments Rethink Their 'Moral Obligation' to Municipal Bondholders
In the post-recession era, some struggling governments are choosing not to pay bondholders -- and judges are allowing their refusal.
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