IRS launches free bilingual tax filing system
The US Internal Revenue Service (IRS) has introduced a free online tax filing system in English and Spanish, marking a major shift in accessibility. Here’s how it works and who qualifies.
Category : Economy
Labour tax raid could trigger mass job cuts
Shadow Chancellor Rachel Reeves faces backlash as experts warn her proposed tax hikes could devastate businesses and lead to widespread job losses across the UK.
Trump-Powell clash over Federal Reserve renovation costs
Former President Donald Trump and Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell engaged in a fiery debate over the soaring costs of renovating the Federal Reserve's headquarters. Watch the explosive confrontation unfold.
Social Security payments to shrink in coming years
New reports reveal that Social Security payments are expected to shrink in the coming years, leaving millions of retirees at risk. Discover the key factors behind this alarming trend.
Trump warns Fed’s Powell over election rate cuts
Former US President Donald Trump has issued a stark warning to Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell, suggesting severe consequences if interest rates are cut before the November election.
Trump bill targets Starbucks CEO pay
Former US President Donald Trump has introduced a controversial bill aimed at limiting excessive CEO pay, with Starbucks executives under scrutiny. The proposal has sparked heated debates across political and business circles.
State pension age warning: Group could lose £10k
Experts warn that thousands may lose up to £10,000 in state pension payments due to changes in eligibility rules. Find out if you're at risk and what you can do.
Wetherspoon boss warns of economic challenges
JD Wetherspoon chairman Tim Martin warns of economic challenges ahead, urging government action to support businesses and consumers.
Women may claim state pension compensation
Thousands of women may be owed compensation due to historical state pension errors under the Home Responsibilities Protection scheme. The DWP is urging affected individuals to check their eligibility.
Lloyds warns on UK economy as ECB holds rates
Lloyds Banking Group signals worsening UK economic conditions, while the European Central Bank keeps interest rates steady. Tesla encounters hurdles in Europe amid broader market concerns.
Gen X Faces Retirement Poverty Crisis
A new report reveals that Generation X is heading towards a retirement crisis, with many at risk of poverty due to financial instability and lack of savings.
UK Pension Crisis: International Comparison
As the UK grapples with pension challenges, we examine how its system stacks up against other countries. Are British retirees getting a fair deal?
Australia’s low-tax reality: Why leaders must admit it
Leading figures must recognise Australia’s status as a low-taxing country before engaging in economic reform debates. This article explores why this admission is crucial for meaningful policy discussions.
UK Households Struggle as Costs Outpace Government Aid
Millions of UK households are struggling with rising costs as government measures fail to keep pace with inflation, leaving families in financial distress.
Labour's tax reforms may backfire, warns Goldman Sachs
Shadow Chancellor Rachel Reeves faces scrutiny as Goldman Sachs warns of potential revenue drops from Labour's proposed Capital Gains Tax reforms. Experts question the impact on London's financial sector.
HMRC: 1M taxpayers may get £100+ refunds
HMRC warns over a million taxpayers they could be owed refunds of £100 or more. Find out if you're eligible and how to claim before the deadline.
Australia bans cash payments over $10,000
The Albanese government introduces a $10,000 cash payment cap to combat tax evasion and money laundering, sparking debate over financial freedom and crime prevention.
UK debt crisis deepens as borrowing soars
Britain's national debt has skyrocketed, sparking fears of impending tax rises as the government scrambles to balance the books. Experts warn of tough economic times ahead.
Morning Mail: Australia's Political & Economic Updates
Stay informed with the latest political shifts, economic trends, and social issues shaping Australia today. Essential reading for those who want to understand the current landscape.
Trump suggests US could seize Gulf of Mexico oil
Former President Donald Trump suggests the US could seize control of oil reserves in the Gulf of Mexico, sparking debate over legality and international relations.
Reeves warns of tax burden as UK borrowing hits record high
Chancellor Rachel Reeves highlights concerns over increasing tax pressures as UK government borrowing reaches unprecedented levels following the Covid pandemic.
DWP payments and pensions: August bank holiday dates
Find out when DWP payments and pensions will be issued during the August bank holiday, and how cost of living support will be affected.
Reeves: Govt borrowing fuels inflation crisis
Shadow Chancellor Rachel Reeves criticises the government's borrowing strategy, warning of dire economic consequences as inflation continues to rise.
Reeves questions ONS inflation data accuracy
Shadow Chancellor Rachel Reeves questions the reliability of ONS inflation figures, sparking a debate on economic transparency.
Reeves reveals Autumn Budget borrowing plans
Chancellor Rachel Reeves outlines new borrowing strategies in the upcoming Autumn Budget to tackle economic pressures, signalling a shift in fiscal policy.
Child Benefit payment dates changing – key details
Important updates to Child Benefit payment schedules could affect thousands of families across the UK. Find out when you’ll receive your next payment.
Labour's Super Tax Targets Wealthy to Fund Public Services
The Labour Party unveils plans for a new 'super tax' on the wealthy, aiming to generate billions for public services. Critics warn of economic repercussions, while supporters hail it as a step towards fairness.
Reeves calls for OBR review of RPI inflation measure
Chancellor Rachel Reeves calls on the Office for Budget Responsibility to review Retail Price Index calculations, sparking debate over inflation metrics and fiscal policy.
UK government borrowing hits record high outside Covid
UK public sector borrowing hits £16bn in June, double last year's figure, sparking concerns over potential tax increases under Chancellor Rachel Reeves.
Reeves' Budget: Tax Hikes & Spending Cuts
Chancellor Rachel Reeves announces a challenging budget with tax hikes and spending cuts to tackle the UK's rising borrowing costs. What does this mean for households and businesses?
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