The continuing vitality of our nation’s social fiscal contract depends on the IRS providing taxpayer service and enforcing compliance fairly and effectively. The agency’s new funding closes the tax gap by targeting wealthy tax dodgers and bringing the IRS into the digital age.

The Royal Oaks Country Club may deduct initiation fees from its taxable income, entitling it to a refund of nearly $48,000, a Washington appeals court ruled.

The human resource services company ADP LLC must pay Arizona’s transaction privilege tax for its lease contracts with Maricopa County because its software product generates taxable “perceptible effects,” a state appeals court ruled Tuesday.

A Washington appeals court considered in arguments Tuesday whether converting meter data for utility companies is a “digital automated service” subject to sales tax or an exempt “data processing service.”

New York Gov. Kathy Hochul vetoed for a second time legislation that would have strengthened a state whistleblower law to penalize wealthy taxpayers and companies that knowingly and illegally don’t file state tax returns.

Low taxes and warm weather were once again a draw for Americans in 2022, with Florida and Texas seeing the most migration from other states, according to a report from the National Association of Realtors.