Roger Stone and his wife Nydia Stone are being sued by the U.S. government for nearly $2 million dollars in federal taxes, interest, and penalties.

Former National Football League wide receiver Keyshawn Johnson was a California resident in his rookie year and owes at least $905,000 in state income tax, penalties, and interest, a trial court judge said in an initial ruling.

Kansas Gov. Laura Kelly (D) vetoed a bill that would have required Amazon.com Inc. and other marketplace facilitators to collect and remit the state’s 6.5% tax on sales by third-party vendors using their platforms. The measure’s revenue was to fund tax cuts.

Monsanto is entitled to a refund of Louisiana taxes it paid on purchases of a pollution-control chemical, because the state environmental agency incorrectly concluded the refund is only for pollution-control equipment, the Board of Tax Appeals found.

A $600 billion to $700 billion infrastructure proposal could be acceptable to Republicans, Senator Roy Blunt says at a Washington Post event.

Maryland’s new tax on digital advertising violates the Internet Tax Freedom Act and the due process clause and should be tossed out as unconstitutional, according to a lawsuit from Verizon Media Inc. and Comcast Cable Communications.

An appeals court has blocked British tax authorities from pursuing allegations that General Electric misled the U.K. in a $1 billion tax case, saying it was too late for the U.K. to press those claims.

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Democratic and Republican House members are forming a bipartisan group to push for a repeal of the $10,000 cap on state and local tax deductions, demonstrating a broadening campaign to restore a valuable tax break.