The U.S. Senate took its second-to-final step toward putting Amy Coney Barrett on the Supreme Court, a move that would seal a 6-3 conservative high-court majority and cap a swift but bitterly partisan confirmation process.

New guidance from New York has increased the urgency of a New Jersey attempt to block its neighbor from collecting income taxes from its residents who work in New York but are telecommuting because of the Covid-19 pandemic.

The IRS announced it will resume issuing nonpayment notices to taxpayers after a backlog due to the pandemic caused a temporary halt.

A Mexican government proposal to shut down websites not complying with a new digital tax would breach the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement and other laws, a group of U.S. and Canadian business associations warned in a letter Friday to Mexican lawmakers.

A unit of Petroleos de Venezuela SA sued the U.S. to recover more than $640 million in excise taxes it says it overpaid on environmentally friendly fuels.

Local governments are scuttling borrowing plans that would normally be put before voters on Election Day as financial uncertainty strains municipal budgets and stresses taxpayers that need to sign off on such debt.

Read more: Judiciary panel advances Supreme Court nominee Amy Coney Barrett, with plans for swift confirmation by full Senate. Trump’s deputy assistant Ja’Ron Smith signals the number of opportunity zones could get doubled in an expansion plan. New Jersey forges ahead with plans to block New York from taxing its no-longer-commuting residents.

President Donald Trump turned in a more composed and disciplined debate performance Thursday night, offering a marked contrast to the chaos and fury that defined his first battle with Democratic nominee Joe Biden.

A White House official shed some light on what a second term for President Donald Trump would mean for opportunity zones, suggesting what would amount to a potential doubling of the number of areas eligible for tax breaks.

The U.S. Tax Court wrongly disallowed tax deductions for two conservation land deals by misinterpreting a restriction on the type of deal that qualifies for the deduction, the Eleventh Circuit ruled.