Retirement legislation known as SECURE 2.0 could be on the Senate Finance Committee’s agenda after the annual August recess, a committee aide said Monday.

A state tax on commercial fishing vessels that use Alaskan ports to transfer processed fish to foreign-bound cargo ships doesn’t violate the U.S. Constitution, the Alaska Supreme Court ruled.

Democratic Senator Joe Manchin says he had a “good meeting” at the White House on Monday.

Forthcoming IRS guidance on subsidies for employees who have lost their company health benefits will be “comprehensive,” an IRS official said Monday.

An IRS regulation limiting the type of evidence that can create a presumption that a tax filing or payment was delivered on time was a reasonable way to resolve disagreement among courts, the government argued on Monday.

The Treasury Department plans to release its “green book,” an annual list of the administration’s revenue proposals, in the final week of May, an official said Monday.