President Donald Trump has proposed ending a tax break used by private equity fund managers known as the carried-interest “loophole,” echoing his earlier calls and efforts by other presidents ...

Congressional Republicans returning to Washington on Monday will tackle their toughest test yet, negotiating a massive tax ...

President Donald Trump has renewed calls to end a popular Wall Street tax break. The so-called "carried interest loophole" refers to favorable tax treatment for certain compensation received by ...

Trump and other critics, generally liberal Democrats, maintain that the current tax treatment of carried interest amounts to a loophole that benefits some of the richest people in the country.

The tax break incentivizes private equity firms to keep businesses for more than three years. Eliminating it could have unintended consequences, a private equity CEO writes.

According to a study by Yale University, raising taxes on carried interest would significantly hamper venture capital investments in startup companies. This tax increase would threaten new ...

The carried interest lobby is made up of wealthy ... period from three years to five years before the carried interest tax break kicks in. Such an extension could scramble the way these firms ...

Hogan Lovells' Millett said there's significant industry concern that Congress will gut much of the rule's usefulness by including measures like extending the qualifying holding period from three ...