Businesses can now seek repayment of tariffs imposed under emergency powers after a Supreme Court ruling in February invalidated the policy.

The Trump administration opened a refund portal Monday for $166 billion in tariff payments—but businesses say new levies already threaten to swallow the windfall.

Nike was sued on Friday by consumers who accused the athletic apparel and footwear maker of not refunding tariff-related ...

Nike was sued on Friday by consumers who accused the athletic apparel and footwear maker of ​not refunding tariff-related ...

The Treasury on Wednesday said it plans to continue selling the same amount of longer-term U.S. debt in the current quarter as it has for the past five quarters. It expects to maintain that cadence at ...

Legislation to restore tax-exempt advance refunding is expected to be introduced very soon, as muni advocates begin their push to achieve at least some of their aims in a new Congress with which ...

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As described in “Tax-Exempt Advance Refunding Bonds: History and Legislative Updates” by Caitlyn Smith Burchfield, the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017 bans the issuance of tax-exempt advance refunding ...