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“Foodora would rather pull out of Australia and leave thousands of riders without work rather than pay them the millions of dollars they owe."

Today's good news is not enough to end the controversial tax.

Payday is considerably less depressing for gymnasts, surfers, and master fishers.

The president says he cares about workers. What his administration wants to do on tax policy says otherwise.

The Senate has voted down a proposal to remove GST on the "luxury items" menstruating women can't help but buy.

Look upon it and despair.

Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin released the president's one-page bulleted list Wednesday, which called for tax cuts across the board.

This past tax day, PETA rolled out an unappetizing idea: a meat tax. But when we dug into the details of their proposal, we found that it's more than just trolling.

"I did not really mean to do this," says comedy writer Frank Lesser.

A 1998 law ordered the IRS to allow people to pay their taxes without filing a return. Why hasn’t it happened?

A bizarre debate performance, a feud with a former beauty queen, an unearthed appearance in a Playboy video, allegations of business done with Iran and Cuba, a reported billion-dollar loss, and lots and lots of denials.

Apparently government squabbling and the hiring of civil servants to take us out of Europe is going to cost taxpayers £65 million.