Joe Biden’s presidency increases the odds of agreement on tax reform within the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development, Germany’s finance minister said Tuesday.

A coalition of billionaires, academics and large foundations says the U.S. could unlock far more money for charity just by tweaking a few tax rules.

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California is reopening and expanding a program to help small businesses weather the pandemic by giving them one year to remit up to $50,000 in sales tax they have collected from customers.

Robert Brockman, the software executive charged in the largest-ever tax case against a U.S. individual, is facing progressive dementia that will render him unable to help in his defense, according to a legal filing citing his doctors.

A telecommunications company has sued for a $109 million refund of taxes, penalties, and interest in a legal challenge to temporary regulations that limit the deduction taxpayers can get on certain foreign dividends.

Lenders that have historically provided capital to underserved areas—the focus of the opportunity zone tax breaks—have struggled to get involved in the burgeoning market for the tax-advantaged investments.

An income tax increase on high earners passed by Arizona voters on Election Day violates the state’s requirements for taxing and spending, the Goldwater Institute alleged in a lawsuit Monday.