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Recent Covid-19 relief providing extra time for working capital to be spent on projects in opportunity zones isn't automatic, an IRS official said Friday.

The Alabama Supreme Court affirmed a lower court's dismissal of a class action seeking return of allegedly unauthorized alcohol sales taxes.

California Governor Gavin Newsom, battling an effort to oust him in a recall election, proposed a 19% increase in spending for the next fiscal year as he seeks to plow an unprecedented tax windfall back into the economy.

The Missouri legislature on Friday gave final approval to a bill requiring remote sellers to collect use taxes on sales to Missouri buyers.

President Joe Biden’s administration is shutting down attempts by developers to use new Census Bureau maps to claim generous tax breaks enacted by Donald Trump.

The Federal Reserve extended for a third time its rule modification allowing certain bank directors and shareholders to access the Paycheck Protection Program.

California Governor Gavin Newsom on Friday proposed a $196.8 billion general-fund budget for the next fiscal year, a steep jump from this year’s $155.9 billion as he plans to plow an unprecedented tax-revenue windfall back into the state’s economy.

The Week in Wayfair: Lawmakers in Louisiana and Florida took steps this week to modify their tax codes in ways that will affect remote sellers and marketplaces.

The IRS rejected requests to allow changes to the boundaries of opportunity zones, closing the door on investors' hopes of having expanded access to capital gains tax breaks.