By Theresa Schliep

Businesses in the manufacturing and hospitality industries were two of the top claimants of pandemic employment tax credits in 2020, the Government Accountability Office said in a report Tuesday on the IRS' implementation of the relief and agency compliance efforts.

By Sanjay Talwani

Some Colorado businesses that suffered from the COVID-19 pandemic could extend for five years the carryforward period for unused state job growth incentive and enterprise zone tax credits under legislation passed by the General Assembly and heading to the governor.

By Dylan Moroses

An Irish gin distiller should expect an excise tax exemption for ethanol it imported during the height of the coronavirus pandemic to produce hand sanitizer, according to a judgment published Wednesday by Ireland's High Court.

By Emlyn Cameron

An Internal Revenue Service risk assessment determined the COVID-19 economic impact payment program is susceptible to improper payments, the Treasury Inspector General for Tax Administration said in a report released Tuesday.

By Sanjay Talwani

An Oregon county assessor correctly rejected a property tax exemption sought by a church, the state's tax court said, finding that the pandemic-related hardships claimed by the property owner did not excuse its late submission of relevant information.

By Jaqueline McCool

New York City would suspend its tax on liquor license fees for the tax year beginning June 1 under a bill introduced in the City Council that Mayor Eric Adams voiced support for Thursday.