Trump plans to eliminate the IRS, pushing tariffs and a national sales tax as alternatives—raising big questions for ...

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House Republicans approved Trump’s tax plan in committee, pushing forward major tax breaks. The proposed $30,000 SALT cap ...

Trump’s budget generally left the Treasury Department alone — except for the IRS. The budget seeks to cut IRS funding by $2.5 ...

House Republicans released details on President Trump’s ‘one big, beautiful bill,’ including an increased child tax credit.

But Congress would also like to find revenue and savings to offset the renewal of tax cuts enacted during Mr Trump’s first term. Personnel reductions at the IRS will shrink revenue at a time ...

The Trump administration has already taken tangible steps to disrupt the IRS. According to the Associated Press, the agency has seen three leadership changes ... Lutnick have proposed that tariffs ...

The president's “big, beautiful bill” will benefit the wealthy by raising taxes on the poor, gutting the safety net, and ...

According to the Associated Press, the agency has seen three leadership changes in ... Abolishing the IRS entirely, however, poses a major challenge: how would the government fund its operations?

News of the IRS's plan came from US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent during a House Appropriations Committee hearing Tuesday to discuss the Treasury's budget proposal ... slashed its enforcement staff ...

The White House has suggested sweeping reductions to many civilian agencies, though it promises to maintain investments in ...

President Trump’s looks to revive 100% bonus depreciation for aircraft and boosts FAA funding, potentially fueling a surge in private jet sales while slashing taxes.