Alan Rappeport
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Why Janet Yellen’s Signature Is Not on U.S. Currency
Until a new treasurer is selected, currency will continue to bear the autograph of former Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin.
Climate Change an ‘Emerging Threat’ to U.S. Financial Stability, Regulators Say
The Financial Stability Oversight Council issued a formal warning on the economic damage that global warming could inflict.
Republicans Who Assailed Biden’s Stimulus Bill Are Embracing the Money
Republican governors who criticized the $1.9 trillion Covid relief bill as wasteful are championing state projects funded by the money.
Debt Ceiling Window is Narrowing, Bipartisan Policy Center Warns
The U.S. could default as soon as Dec. 21 if Democrats and Republicans fail to extend the Treasury Department’s borrowing authority.
Janet Yellen still supports a plan to make banks give the I.R.S. new customer data.
“I think it’s important that the I.R.S. have visibility into opaque income streams,” the Treasury secretary said.
Janet Yellen Says U.S. Could Hit Debt Limit by Dec. 15
The Treasury secretary’s letter comes weeks after she issued similar calls, before Congress temporarily raised the cap on borrowing.
How Revenue for Biden's Social Policy Bill Depends on the I.R.S.
The head of the Congressional Budget Office said on Monday that beefed-up tax enforcement would raise far less money than the White House projected.
A Global Tax Deal Is at Hand. Here’s How It Would Work.
President Biden will sign on to an international pact aimed at ending profit-shifting by large companies. Here’s a look at what it means.
A Global Tax Deal Is at Hand. Here’s How It Would Work.
President Biden will sign on to an international pact aimed at ending profit-shifting by large companies. Here’s a look at what it means.
How $2 Trillion in Tax Increases in Biden's Bill Target Companies and the Rich
The proposal to fund the president’s sprawling spending plan mostly turns up the dial on more conventional tax policies, while trying to curb maneuvers that...