So, what might our country look like under his policies?

Trump's plan could cost up to nearly $6 trillion over a decade, according to the Tax Foundation. Meanwhile, Clinton's could actually increase federal revenue, says the Tax Policy Center.

If you’re following the news around Donald Trump’s tax returns, you might want to brush up on your fiscal vocabulary.

Investigative journalist David Cay Johnston says there are rules allowing a special few to pay little to no taxes.

Trump would repeal this tax on the very wealthy, while Clinton would increase it.

The presidential candidate says he'll release returns after an audit. Opponents claim he's hiding something.

A lot of beer, for one thing.

Fewer employers are doing payroll calculations in-house and on proprietary office servers.

Yes, even gold medals are taxable.

They made $10.6 million with an effective tax rate of 34 percent.