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Musk and his minions already have unfettered access to your medical records, tax information, and more, writes John Casey. So what are you going to do about it, he asks.
Doing your own taxes is as much about psyching yourself up as actually completing your return. Financial adviser L. Patrick Le'Flore of PricewaterhouseCoopers offers the following tips.
A report from investigative outlet ProPublica on rich people not paying their fair share of taxes cited Polis, among other very wealthy individuals.
Joanna Maxon attended Fuller Theological Seminary for three years before the school found out about her marriage from her tax returns.
Marriage equality did not magically make taxes simple. Read this before you head to the accountant.
She and three New York Times are being sued for damages "believed to be no less than one hundred million dollars."
Fred Karger discusses his new animated film targeting religious hypocrisy, which is now available to view in full.
The cohost of The View wants to see the receipts.
The Indiana governor's "license to discriminate" law and other aspect of his LGBT rights record didn't come up in the vice-presidential debate.
The nation's first openly gay governor could have become a talk-show host, pursued a movie deal, or otherwise cashed in on his fame after a sex scandal forced him from office, a lawyer for his estranged wife argued Monday. John Post, who represents Dina Matos McGreevey, is trying to convince the judge in the couple's divorce case that James McGreevey has underestimated his earning potential and net worth to avoid paying alimony to his soon-to-be ex-wife. McGreevey's lawyer, Stephen Haller, has tried to show that his client, now an Episcopal seminary student, is too poor to pay.
Bessent's tenure has been defined by his compliance in dismantling government agencies and his unwillingness to recognize the impact of Trump's tariffs on Americans.
Two U.S. reps from Minnesota are asking the IRS to provide information that assists same-sex couples in filing their federal taxes.
Find out all the hidden costs of being gay and what you can do to save money and protect you and your loved ones.
The IRS revoked tax-exempt status for Americans for Truth About Homosexuality last year after it failed to file multiple required forms for three consecutive years, Ex-Gay Watch reports. (Pictured: AFTAH president Peter LaBarbera)
