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A new survey shows the No. 1 concern of small businesses about tax reform is that lawmakers will reduce their tax breaks without actually lowering their tax rates.

Discussions about overhauling the tax code will be peppered with tax and legislative jargon. Here are some key terms decoded.

Indian police have arrested Sagar Thakkar, who they say was at the heart of a bogus IRS call center scam.

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The IRS will start farming out longtime unpaid tax debts to authorized private debt collection firms. Here's how to avoid being scammed by con artists who aren't authorized by the government.

Republicans and the White House have been talking about the next big thing they'll address: tax reform. But their biggest focus seems to be tax cuts.

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Donald Trump says his tax simplification plans mean H&R Block will be the one company that doesn't like him.

Most U.S. companies are not corporations. But they're a major - and complicating -- factor when it comes to business tax reform.

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National Taxpayer Advocate Nina Olson released her annual report to Congress on Tuesday. Among her recommendations, consolidates the more than 200 tax breaks in today's code, and refocus the IRS culture on customer service.

The House Speaker will meet with the president-elect's transition team to talk about tax reform. Here are some highlights from the House plan and how it compares with Trump's.

The IRS will open the 2017 filing season on January 23, 2017. And unless you file for an extension, your federal return will be due no later than April 18.

Survey finds that Millennials don't think a Trump presidency will have any affect on their finances. Here's how it might.

Treasury Secretary nominee Steven Mnuchin describes a version of tax reform that differs from Donald Trump's at least in terms of how it would affect the rich.

Donald Trump's tax plan calls for big tax cuts for all. What happens may be something less big, but still notable.

U.S. presidents have a tradition of releasing their tax returns while in office. Will Trump do the same? Here's why he may not.

Only two U.S. cities have passed a tax on sugar-sweetened beverages. Now three more cities in California and one in Colorado may do the same, in an effort to reduce diabetes and obesity.

Maine voters will consider a ballot initiative to raise its top tax rate to 10.15% from 7.15% on those making more than $200,000. California is looking to extend its temporary 13.3% top tax rate for another dozen years.