It’s not uncommon for an outgoing President to take last licks on regulations he favors. This has been the normal practice for both Democratic and ...

Follow @BarbaraWeltman The economy may be good for some sectors (the government reported that GDP increased an annual rate of 2.3 percent in the second ...

The current version of the Internal Revenue Code is large, complex, and flawed. There have been calls on both sides of the aisle in Congress ...

There are only a few days left before Congress recesses to begin campaigning for the mid-term election. It won’t be back until after November 4, ...

Maybe you’ve heard the term “patent trolling” before, but it may be put to rest soon. Patent trolling is an activity in which companies (also ...

It’s a condition in which you have this uncertain feeling about the laws you’re supposed to follow. Is it all in your head? I don’t ...

Will federal sequestration—the automatic budget cuts set to take effect on March 1—impact you? It depends on your business and on who you ask. What ...

Legislation, the Marketplace Fairness Act of 2013 (H.R. 684; S. 336) was introduced in Congress last week. The bill would effectively impose state sales taxes ...

A century ago this month (February 25 to be precise), the 16th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution was ratified, allowing for a direct tax on ...

Some sources say that the U.S. has started to run out of entrepreneurs. The number of startups among American-born individuals is not growing as in ...