Senate will take up and debate two packages of FY20 spending bills next week in order to jump-start the appropriations process, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell said.

The OECD’s digital tax plan doesn’t go far enough in helping developing countries gain more tax revenue, representatives from countries and non-governmental organizations said.

The Chicago teachers striking for higher wages and smaller class sizes are one sign of the financial improvement for a city school system once seen on the verge of collapse. The district was helped by a higher share of the city’s property tax and an influx of state aid under a previous administration.

Legislation that would require the government to directly negotiate prices for certain high-cost drugs was advanced by House Education and Labor Cmte on a 27-21 vote.

Gary Scanlon, a former attorney-adviser at the Treasury Department, has joined the international tax group at KPMG LLP’s Washington National Tax practice, the firm announced Oct. 17.

President Donald Trump’s administration still might double U.S. taxes on French taxpayers and companies—even as negotiators work towards a broader international solution.

The EPA wants investors to take advantage of a tax benefit program focused on distressed communities, but says it first needs help from the IRS.

A pair of nonprofit entities were correctly paid a lower interest rate on their tax refunds because they are incorporated under state law, the Federal Circuit ruled Oct. 17.