A Washington federal court should deny Nintendo's attempt to escape a proposed class action seeking reimbursement of costs that customers paid toward President Donald Trump's since-invalidated global tariff re... (more story)

A former state court judge has asked the North Carolina Supreme Court to review a Court of Appeals' ruling allowing the state bar to discipline ex-jurists, characterizing the decision as an "attack on an indep... (more story)

A federal grand jury charged an Alabama tax preparation business owner with preparing and filing fraudulent returns for clients and himself in a scheme that may have caused the federal government a tax loss of... (more story)

To navigate an unstable trade environment, businesses must evaluate their exposure to new tariffs invoked under a patchwork of statutory authorities and be prepared to adapt to further changes that may be on t... (more story)

Playing shows in storied New York City venues and rehearsing with my bandmates in poorly ventilated rooms helped develop the professional qualities I rely on as a litigator, including an ability to collaborate... (more story)

The Connecticut attorney general announced Wednesday that TaxAct will pay $275,000 to resolve allegations it shared sensitive taxpayer information with Meta and Google via tracking technologies, and will also ... (more story)

Forced labor guidance documents recently issued by the U.S. and the European Union have meaningful differences, with the U.S. taking a documentary approach to compliance and the EU emphasizing human rights ris... (more story)

From the defeat of Maryland's digital advertising tax to a Missouri election that defied expectation, RSM's David Brunori offers his thoughts on noteworthy state and local tax news.

Stormwater fees in Boulder, Colorado, that were used in part to repay $66 million in bonds are not taxes subject to voter approval under the state's Taxpayer Bill of Rights, an appeals court said Thursday, aff... (more story)

Dozens of Rhode Island homeowners filed a suit in state court alleging that a new levy on second homes valued at more than $1 million, which has been called the Taylor Swift tax, is unconstitutional because it... (more story)

A U.S. Court of International Trade judge on Wednesday didn't commit to certifying a class of importers who paid tariffs under President Donald Trump's struck-down global regime, though the option seemed to intrigue him.

The rollout of New York City's pied-à-terre tax, which affects high-value second homes in the city, was slammed by City Council members and property owners at a committee hearing Tuesday amid an ongoing legal ... (more story)

A CEO of a development company said his lawsuit over a dismissed criminal racketeering case against him and New Jersey power broker George E. Norcross III should survive former state Attorney General Matt Plat... (more story)

The U.S. Court of International Trade should grant class certification to companies seeking refunds of duties paid under the invalidated global tariff regime, the company serving as a test case for the refunds... (more story)

A Scottish businesswoman found liable for a £1.49 million ($2 million) tax penalty over undeclared metal trading has lost her bid to blame an unknown fraudster after an Edinburgh tribunal ruled she didn't prov... (more story)

The U.S. Treasury Department proposed regulations Wednesday that would clarify the 2025 federal budget bill's changes to the tax treatment of domestic businesses that sell into foreign markets, including clari... (more story)

Sen. Ron Wyden, D-Ore., on Tuesday demanded answers about President Donald Trump granting a tariff exemption for diamonds shortly after being given a gem-coated watch, claiming the circumstances may be tantamo... (more story)

A Florida federal judge upheld a nearly $20 million tax judgment against a dual U.S.-German citizen for undisclosed foreign bank account information, holding that he could not justify his delay in asserting hi... (more story)

Britain's tax authority announced on Tuesday the opening of mandatory registration for tax advisers handling corporate tax matters.

A D.C. federal judge on Monday ordered former Goldman Sachs banking executive Patricia L. Bowden to pay more than $860,000 in damages after she failed to take action in the federal government's lawsuit that al... (more story)

EBay users hit Pitney Bowes Inc. with a breach of contract proposed class action Monday in Connecticut federal court alleging the global shipping and logistics company failed to return or refund them tariff-re... (more story)