Washington Gov. Jay Inslee vetoed 147 budget line items Friday, including what he called “a whole host of things I believe in,” because state revenue is plummeting in an economy shuttered against the Covid-19 pandemic.

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi scaled back her ambitions for Congress‘s next coronavirus stimulus package to focus on additional direct payments to individuals and expanded loans to businesses, possibly leaving an $800 billion infrastructure plan and other Democratic priorities for a later bill.

Seattle’s proposed income tax on high-earners has died. The Washington Supreme Court on Thursday declined without comment to review an appellate court ruling that found the graduated tax violated the state constitution.

From stimulus checks to challenges for nonprofits, we have everything you need to know about how the coronavirus pandemic is affecting companies, tax professionals, and individuals.

Some large nonprofits want Congress to let them access funds available through a new small business relief program as they face the impact of the new coronavirus.

California companies want the state to extend property tax deadlines, while Oklahoma will consider tapping its Rainy Day Fund. Colorado, meanwhile, is pushing out due dates for businesses to file and pay sales taxes. Here’s the latest on shifting state tax guidelines, deadlines, and policy to deal with the new coronavirus pandemic. For our Thursday coverage click here. Here’s a state-by-state roadmap.

There are practical—as well as legal—considerations when working from home even for seasoned vets. Here are a few tips and cautions for making the best of working remotely.