A group of accountants is urging the IRS to once again push back payment deadlines, waive penalties on late tax filings, and reconsider the effect the coronavirus pandemic has had on taxpayers.

Colorado will ask voters to approve cigarette and tobacco tax increases and a new tax on other nicotine and vaping products.

Direct-to-consumer wine seller Wine.com Inc. and six other retailers are allegedly short-changing Ohio “thousands to millions of dollars” of sales and excise taxes they aren’t charging consumers, Ohio’s attorney general said in a federal lawsuit.

A rail carrier challenging Oregon’s tax on intangible assets won backing from the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit. Judges affirmed a lower court’s ruling that the state’s tax violated the Railroad Revitalization and Regulatory Reform Act.

A federal stimulus program to combat the recent economic downturn is pushing more community banks to embrace financial technology partnerships.

Mississippi is extending and expanding several tax credits, including a 25% credit for rehabilitating historic buildings, under legislation signed by Gov. Tate Reeves.

More than 1.5 million individual tax returns with errors still needed to be processed at the IRS as of May 22, a sign of the agency’s massive backlog, its watchdog said.

Half of New York City’s subway lines could be eliminated without billions of dollars in aid from the federal government. That dire warning comes in a new report from the Riders Alliance, a transit advocacy organization.