Changes in the development finance world—especially the sharp drop in foreign aid and fewer cheap loans for low-income countries—have pushed taxation back into the spotlight.

PIERRE, S.D. (KELO) — South Dakota’s temporary sales-tax rate of 4.2% should be made permanent, according to a panel of state lawmakers. The Senate Appropriations Committee on Friday voted 6-3 in ...

A projected general fund shortfall has turned into a surplus again, and state budget writers will have nearly $253 million more to work with than previously expected, according to the latest Oregon ...

More than half of hotel owners and developers already are using AI in their properties to optimize revenue, including using it for dynamic pricing process and cost estimation, and another 30 percent ...

Jan ‌27 (Reuters) - Artificial intelligence ‌startup Anthropic has ‍raised its revenue forecasts for the ⁠next several years, projecting sales ‌to quadruple this year ‌to ‍as much as $18 ⁠billion and ...

Michael Hudson from the southside of Columbus was one of the first customers to purchase legal adult-use marijuana on Tuesday, August 6, 2024. He purchased from The Botanist on Vine Street. Columbus ...

Jan.16 marked the unofficial kickoff of a new budget season in Michigan, with state fiscal experts and economists converging on the Capitol to provide revenue forecasts and talk more broadly about the ...

Stark County cities are now receiving tax revenue from recreational cannabis sales after a legislative change. Canton received $1.1 million, which will help offset a corporate income tax refund ...

Tax refunds are expected to be huge this year, so many Americans may want to know the fastest way to get their hands on theirs is by free, electronic direct deposit. Nine out of 10 taxpayers already ...

Senate Finance Committee Chairman Harvey Peeler doesn’t like anyone out tax cutting him. So with the Finance Committee pushing through a House income tax reform plan, the upper chamber is poised to ...

Lansing — Michigan's leaders on Friday pared back their revenue expectations for state government by about $1 billion per year, citing slower-than-anticipated growth and tax law changes that reduced ...

Hawaii’s economy may be in better shape this year than previously forecast, but state lawmakers should not expect any additional or reduced revenue to work with for the upcoming fiscal year budget.