Micron Technology Inc. said it plans to invest as much as $100 billion over the next 20 years to build a factory in upstate New York to boost US production of memory chips.

When it expired in January 2022, the temporary expansion of the child tax credit, which has been effective at lifting children out of poverty, illustrated why it never should have been temporary in the first place. But until it’s restored, there are some things that can be done.

A principal shareholder of a Tennessee company was a California resident with domicile in the state when he sold the company in 2012 and owes tax on the proceeds, the Office of Tax Appeals said in an opinion posted Monday.

PwC’s global leader is doubling down on the firm’s commitment to its multi-service business model, but will be watching closely to see how competitor Ernst & Young’s restructuring could alter demand for its offerings and staff.

A California weight loss supplement retailer that collected sales tax from customers in states where it wasn’t a registered seller must remit those taxes to the state, the Office of Tax Appeals said in an opinion posted Monday.

Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp (R) has extended the suspension of the state’s gas tax for another month to offset a possible surge in demand for fuel supplies following Hurricane Ian.

Several US Supreme Court justices appeared skeptical of Delaware’s argument that it—and not other states—is the rightful recipient of hundreds of millions in unclaimed funds from Delaware-based MoneyGram, the second-largest money transfer company in the world.