The group of wealthy individuals say they would be happy to pay a lot more in taxes to ease the burden on the poor and the middle classes.

The plan would affect households that have more than $100 million in net worth.

It’s still working through backlogs from previous couple of years.

Some 6 million returns from last year have yet to be processed. Delays could snowball for seasons to come.

The threshold used to be much higher.

Author Anne Helen Petersen compares being single in the United States to living in a hostile climate like the Arctic.

Only two states — Alaska and New Hampshire — have foregone both of these taxes.

Democrats are revising the threshold for monitoring bank deposits and withdrawals. But would a strained IRS be up to the task?

Dominic Rushe of the Guardian outlines the financial and geopolitical implications of the Pandora Papers.

The Taliban has taxed everything from government projects to international trade.