When maneuvering the complexities of international recruitment, understanding international tax laws is fundamental for both ...

In "The Second Estate," Boston College law professor Ray Madoff argues that America’s tax code has birthed a modern ...

The IRS delays key payroll and withholding updates, giving taxpayers and employers a temporary break before new rules arrive ...

The Philippine Court of Tax Appeals Oct. 24 issued a decision in CTA Case No. 10917, clarifying refund claims regarding unutilized creditable withholding taxes (CWTs). The taxpayer, a domestic ...

Even though you only have to file a federal income tax return once per year, you generally must make tax payments to the IRS ...

(The Center Square) – Amazon is laying off 2,303 Washington-based employees, with 1,887 in Seattle alone. It's a move projected to deal a multimillion-dollar blow to the city’s tax revenues. The ...

Download PDF More Formats on IMF eLibrary Order a Print Copy Create Citation This paper investigates the effects of withholding taxes on cross-border trade in services, using a newly compiled dataset ...

For most people, the Social Security payroll tax is just a 6.2% deduction on their paycheck. Few know where the money goes, how it's calculated, or why rules differ based on income, job type, or ...

Tax Form W-4 is used by your employer to withhold the proper amount of federal or state income tax from your paycheck. The IRS recommends that employees submit a new W-4 tax form each year, or any ...

With limited exceptions, Oklahoma law (74 O.S. 292.12) requires that state employees receive their paychecks electronically through direct deposit to a checking or savings account. Employees who are ...

Workers only pay Social Security taxes on the first $176,100 they earn in 2025. This amount will increase for 2026, meaning some Americans will pay more in taxes. Paying more Social Security taxes ...