taxes

A tax is a compulsory financial charge or some other type of levy imposed upon a taxpayer by a governmental organization in order to fund various public expenditures. A failure to pay, along with evasion of or resistance to taxation, is punishable by law.

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Supreme Court Tariff Ruling Resets Trade and Investment for Middle-Market Firms
Supreme Court Tariff Ruling Resets Trade and Investment for Middle-Market Firms
February 20, 2026  |  Legal

For nearly a year, PYMNTS Intelligence has tracked the uncertainty confronting middle-market firms as tariffs, policy reversals and trade tensions disrupted forecasting, pricing and investment...

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As Tax Refunds Tackle Debt, Installment Payments Become a Budget Tool
As Tax Refunds Tackle Debt, Installment Payments Become a Budget Tool
February 18, 2026  |  Taxes

This time each year, millions of consumers in the United States tell themselves comforting but misleading stories about their tax refunds. Get the Full Story...

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Amazon Leverages New Tax Laws to Fuel AI Buildout
Amazon Leverages New Tax Laws to Fuel AI Buildout
February 06, 2026  |  Amazon

New tax laws around research and capital investment reduced Amazon’s U.S. corporate income taxes by more than half in 2025, even as the company’s profits rose,...

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Walmart’s OnePay Teams With april on Free Tax Filing
Walmart’s OnePay Teams With april on Free Tax Filing
January 29, 2026  |  Taxes

Walmart-backed FinTech OnePay has debuted a feature letting customers file their taxes through its app. Get the Full Story Complete the form to unlock this article and...

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PayPal and april Team on Faster Tax Filing
PayPal and april Team on Faster Tax Filing
January 20, 2026  |  Taxes

PayPal has launched a partnership with embedded tax technology platform april. Get the Full Story Complete the form to unlock this article and enjoy unlimited free access...

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HSBC Agrees to Pay $312 Million to Settle French Tax Fraud Charges
HSBC Agrees to Pay $312 Million to Settle French Tax Fraud Charges
January 08, 2026  |  Bank Regulation

HSBC reportedly agreed to pay 268 million euros (about $312.9 million) to French tax authorities to settle charges of tax fraud. Get the Full Story...

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New Reporting Rules End Crypto’s Tax Secrecy Era
New Reporting Rules End Crypto’s Tax Secrecy Era
January 02, 2026  |  Cryptocurrency

Tax authorities are closing in on crypto tax evasion, and the net is widening beyond national borders. Beginning Jan. 1 in the U.K. and more...

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Crypto Tax Reporting Requirements Set to Begin in UK and Europe
Crypto Tax Reporting Requirements Set to Begin in UK and Europe
December 30, 2025  |  Cryptocurrency

Cryptocurrency users and platforms in 48 jurisdictions will reportedly begin to be impacted by the Crypto-Asset Reporting Framework (CARF) on Jan. 1, 2026. Get the...

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Cross-Border Payments Become a Strategic Chessboard for CFOs
Cross-Border Payments Become a Strategic Chessboard for CFOs
December 15, 2025  |  Cross-border Payments

Digital wallets, compliance tooling and payment innovations are helping chief financial officers move from checkers to chess with their cross-border strategies. Get the Full Story...

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