President Donald Trump said the US is working with Belarus to secure more supplies of potash amid a trade fight with Canada, a major supplier of the critical ingredient used in fertilizers.

Utah and California are among at least 10 states targeting residents who register their vehicles through Montana shell companies to evade sales taxes and fees at home.

XX-XY Athletics has an interesting paper trail.

Opinion: State taxes on digital advertising aren't necessarily unviable, but Maryland made a harder legal case for itself by seemingly designing a tax around the companies it wanted to pay instead of the activity it wanted to tax.

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One company gave a right back, one took two away, and one reversed itself on AI training.

Imagine two buyers walk into a car dealership. Buyer A saved for years and pays cash, while Buyer B finances most of the purchase and pays thousands in interest. Under proposed IRS rules, Buyer B would be able to deduct up to $10,000 in interest on their loan from their taxes, while Buyer A would receive no tax benefit.

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Opinion: Congress should prove that publicly financed tax benefits from last year's tax law changed corporate behavior for companies investing in AI rather than merely rewarded them for investments they were already racing to make, writes Andrew Leahey.

New York mayor’s policy set to generate revenue and address housing crisis despite outcry in some quarters

The IRS is narrowing its official multilingual services, slashing the number of supported languages from 20 to seven, closing all non-English social media accounts, and adding prominent banners declaring English versions of all material authoritative.