New York City homeowners trying to escape their pied-à-terre tax liability have a slew of legal strategies to consider as they await their first bills, according to practitioners.

Opinion: Certain arguments against California's proposed 5% levy on the ultrarich ring hollow in a country where tens of millions of homeowners already pay an annual tax on their property, but the con...

Opinion: If tariffs are going to remain part of the policy toolkit for this administration, Congress should require any temporary levy to contain an unwinding mechanism from the outset, writes Andrew ...

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.

Opinion: Policymakers should recognize that separating audit from consulting is only part of the answer in Big Four reform. They must also address misconduct within auditing and ensure those responsible bear financial consequences, writes Andrew Leahey.

Recent Rulemakings Reviewed is a monthly quantitative snapshot of federal regulatory activity, drawn from FRTracker—a platform that ingests Federal Register documents and decomposes binding rules into...

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.

Big technology and management changes are greeting John Ternus, whose long-serving predecessor, Tim Cook, will stay on as executive chair.

Opinion: Massachusetts should go beyond a simple trucking tax exemption and redesign the tax so interstate rolling stock is apportioned according to in-state mileage.

Following Philadelphia’s latest property reassessment, nearly 6,000 homes reportedly increased in assessed value by more than 50%. Of those homes, more than 2,200 doubled in value, with some of the steepest increases found in lower-income neighborhoods.

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Retailer named surging pharmacy sales, new fuel customers and retail media as drivers for a reported Q3 net income of over $2B

By now you've almost certainly heard the news that Meta has settled with 52 state and local Attorneys General who had sued the company in some form or another over child safety on Meta's platforms. The headlines are all covering the basics: the years-long case these states filed against Meta ends, and Meta pays somewhere...

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration today approved Rasonque (daraxonrasib), a RAS inhibitor for the most common form of pancreatic cancer—delivering a new treatment option to patients with advanced pancreatic cancer months ahead of schedule.

XX-XY Athletics has an interesting paper trail.

XX-XY Athletics has an interesting paper trail.

Today, the U.S. Department of Justice announced the launch of the National Fraud Detection Center (NFDC), a prosecutor-led, multi-agency team designed to investigate the most harmful actors defrauding federal government programs, including illicit actors overseas and those operating fraud schemes across federal programs. The NFDC will bring together law enforcement agencies and

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.

A documented case of eCFR incorporation lag (21 CFR § 314.94), verified against the Federal Register and eCFR’s own amendment ledger, with an honest measurement of how often we could and could not obs...

The director of the Office of Management and Budget is infuriating Republican lawmakers by "going rogue" on what appropriations were approved by the House and Senate.