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The IRS Decided to Get Tough Against Microsoft. Microsoft Got Tougher.
For years, the company has moved billions in profits to Puerto Rico to avoid taxes. When the IRS pushed it to pay, Microsoft protested that the agency wasn’t being nice. Then it aggressively fought back in court, lobbied Congress and changed the law.
Trump Pushed for a Sweetheart Tax Deal on His First Hotel. It’s Cost New York City $410,068,399 and Counting.
Our latest episode of “Trump, Inc.” looks at how the Trump family has learned “how to turn politics into money.”
What Are 2019’s Tax Brackets, and Who Gets Audited the Most?
Knowing your income is just the first step to understanding how much you will be taxed. This guide will help you understand how the US tax system works, and where you fit into it.
Knowing your income is just the first step to understanding how much you will be taxed. This guide will help you understand how the US tax system works, and where you fit into it.
Tens of Thousands of People Lost Driver’s Licenses Over Unpaid Parking Tickets. Now, They’re Getting Them Back.
Federal Regulators: Newark Beth Israel Put Patients in “Immediate Jeopardy”
What Is the Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC), and Do I Qualify for It?
Trump Says U.S. Is Ready for War. Not All His Troops Are So Sure.
Texas Baby-Killer Pleads Guilty to a New Murder
Treasury Inspector General Probes Possible Trump Tax Break Abuses
As the Cabinet Churns: Who’s Still Standing Among Trump’s Top Advisers
Illinois Lawmakers Are Calling for a Nationwide Ban on Isolated Timeouts of Students
Students! ProPublica Wants to Pay for You to Attend a Conference in 2020
They Were Promised Broadband and High-Tech Jobs. They’re Still Waiting.
Help Us Understand Logging and Timber Practices Across Oregon
Border Patrol Officials Dodged Congress’ Questions About Migrant Children’s Deaths
These Emails Show a Trump Official Helping Her Former Chemical Industry Colleagues
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Trump, Inc.
Exploring the Business of Trump
Trump Pushed for a Sweetheart Tax Deal on His First Hotel. It’s Cost New York City $410,068,399 and Counting.
Our latest episode of “Trump, Inc.” looks at how the Trump family has learned “how to turn politics into money.”
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The TurboTax Trap
How the Tax Prep Industry Makes You Pay
IRS Reforms Free File Program, Drops Agreement Not to Compete With TurboTax
The changes come after ProPublica’s reporting showed how TurboTax maker Intuit tricked customers into paying for tax prep they could have gotten for free.
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Dollars for Profs
The Lucrative World of Academic Moonlighting
Use This Tool to Find Potential Conflicts of Interest at Public Universities. We Did.
Researchers at Northwestern University, the University of Chicago, the University of Illinois and other institutions disclosed potential conflicts totaling at least $4 million, according to our “Dollars for Profs” app.
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Unbelievable
The Cost of Not Believing Rape Victims
8 stories in the series. Latest:
Netflix Series Based on Our Work Explores Costs of Not Believing Rape Victims
Disaster in the Pacific
Death and Neglect in the 7th Fleet
Trump Says U.S. Is Ready for War. Not All His Troops Are So Sure.
A series of accidents calls the military’s preparedness into question.
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