The Federal Reserve isn't in a rush to cut interest rates, which means you could be on the hook for more taxes next year on the interest you earn now. These moves can help you soften that blow.

For years, critics have called for the abolition of the carried interest tax break, which reduces the taxes that venture capital and other investment managers pay on their cut of returns.

It’s a new presidential administration—and a new attempt is underfoot to go after carried interest taxes, the preferential tax rate that benefits venture capital, private equity and hedge-fund ...

India Inc. is gearing up a consumption recovery and reviewing existing capacities’ utilization rates, following the Budget’s push for consumption, combined with the interest rate cut initiated ...

He speaks about the new tax regime, complex provisions that exist in the law and his expectations from the new Income Tax Law which will be introduced in the Parliament soon. He lauds Budget 2025 ...

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Yorkshire Building Society research also found that around £400 billion worth of UK savings are currently held in accounts paying 1% interest or less. Savings interest is paid tax free and ...

Like regular earnings, the interest generated by your HISA savings is considered taxable income by the Canadian Revenue Agency. When you file your tax return, you’ll be expected to disclose the ...

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by then-Finance Minister Jack Chambers even though interest rates were falling. Jack Chambers. Pic: Sam Boal/Collins Photos In a scathing assessment, officials warned that the provision of the €1,250 ...

Got a raise? A bigger paycheck can mean a bigger tax bill. Here are 4 smart tax moves to keep more of your hard-earned money.

Credit: GamePixel/Shutterstock. US President Donald Trump has announced his intention to end the preferential tax treatment of private equity and hedge fund profits, commonly referred to as “carried ...