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The limit on the SALT deduction caused an estimated 10.88 million individual taxpayers to lose $323.1 billion in tax deductions for the 2018 tax year, the Treasury Inspector General for Tax Administration reported in February.
June 12 -
The amended lawsuit references inside sources who allegedly confirm that the banks worked together in violation of antitrust law.
June 3 -
Baltimore is locked out of many of its computer systems by online hijackers demanding more than $100,000 worth of bitcoins to restore them to the city.
May 30 -
Baltimore's $85 million general obligation bond deal is expected to sail into the municipal bond market without fallout from the resignation of the mayor.
May 3 -
The lawsuit filed in federal court is now the second national suit alleging fraud in the variable-rate debt market.
March 27 -
With extreme weather more frequent, investors and rating agencies are scrutinizing the effects of resiliency measures on municipal budgets and reserve levels.
February 1 -
As the federal government shutdown draws close to a month in length, the District of Columbia is coping fairly well.
January 14 -
The three states are in the bottom of a ranking of state fiscal conditions by the Mercatus Center at George Mason University.
October 10 -
Wilshire Consulting said the aggregate funded ratio for U.S. state pension plans remained unchanged between and first and second quarters of 2018 at 70.8%, up 0.7 percentage points from the previous 12 months.
August 27 -
The proposed Treasury rules would limit states' use of charitable deductions as workarounds for the $10,000 cap on the federal deduction for state and local taxes.
August 23