Taxes

The Trump-GOP tax plan is a declaration of war on homeowners, homebuilders, realtors, and the mortgage industry.

Leaked documents underscore the need to crack down on tax dodging instead of passing another giveaway for the wealthy.

A failed experiment left the state with underfunded schools, gaps in public services — and lessons for the rest of us.

GOP leaders desperate to deliver a tax cut for billionaires are now proposing a squeeze on mere millionaires.

Current GOP members look to the 1980s for examples. But today’s party is far more friendly to its corporate base.

If President Trump has such concern for middle-income Americans, why is he so focused on the one area – federal income taxes – where they’re not getting absolutely clobbered?

Rep. Jayapal of Seattle is among the leading progressive Democrats working to educate constituents about a fast-moving Republican tax plan.

The family that has made billions off trick-or-treat candy has gone generations without paying any appreciable tax on its enormous fortune. And the Trump tax plan, if adopted, would ax a huge chunk of the tax on the family’s income!

Improving Social Security, not enriching the rich, ought to become a prime goal of what Congress aims to achieve.