Taxes  

Whether you stay where you are or move somewhere new, how does each state hold up when it comes to a quality, affordable retirement?

Gross income and net income are important to understand, especially if you're running a business. This guide will help you know how to calculate each, and the difference between the two.

Gross income has a different meaning for companies and individuals, but both essentially measure the same thing.

When it comes to his oft-stated goal of reducing the U.S. trade deficit, President Donald Trump isn't winning. The current account deficit - a broad measure of the trade balance that also encompasses some investment flows - has averaged $48.9 billion a month so far in 2019, roughly 17% higher than in 2016, the last full year before Trump took office.

The ad valorem tax is mostly levied as a property tax, and it could be substantial. That's why you need to know how it works.

Perhaps you've heard the term "statutory employee." Here's what it means and how it might save you a bundle.

Only a handful of people will ever pay taxes on estates and inheritances. Here's how it works.

Retirement expert Michael Kitces has four simple steps to build a tax-efficient withdrawal strategy for your retirement accounts.

Shares of accounting software giant Intuit jump after the company posts fiscal third-quarter earnings and revenue numbers that beat analysts' forecasts and raises guidance.

President Donald Trump has escalated his trade war with China over allegedly unfair practices. But guess what else is escalating? American consumers' costs for goods imported from China.