Here's how to determine what tax bracket you fall into and its impact on taxes owed.

On December 13, 2018, the United States Internal Revenue Service issued proposed regulations on the operation of the base erosion and anti-abuse tax (BEAT), contained in Section 59A of the Internal Revenue Code.

The good news is that not everyone will be affected. Find out if you're one of them.

Last year, the tax burden in OECD countries reached its highest level recorded, at 34.2 percent of gross domestic product, up 20 basis points on 2016, largely due to increasing taxes on personal consumption and companies.

Giving season has arrived, but tax reform has changed the math on charitable giving

With revised tax brackets, disappearing deductions and other changes, now is the time to get organized.

Tax reform may have you owing less – or more – in taxes than you did last year.

Receiving an inheritance is helpful, but don't let the potential tax bill surprise you.

In low- or no-income tax states, residents still have to pay fees and other taxes – leaving poor people burdened with a higher effective tax rate.

Experts say the tax tail should not be allowed to wag the investing dog.