Tax the Rich has thrown a number of Ferrari supercars around the farm in bouts of eyebrow-raising madness. It's featured a 288 GTO, a couple of F50s, even an Enzo. All it was missing was an F40 ...

In this episode of Tax Notes Talk, Tax Notes contributing editor and historian Joseph J. Thorndike discusses President ...

The "tax the rich movement" is finally having some breakthroughs with the masses, writes columnist Danny Westneat. So why are ...

Partially as a way to shrink inequality and the resentments that come with it, partially as a funding measure for government, there have been long-standing and loud calls to tax the rich.

Tax the rich has become a rallying cry for progressives highlighting issues of inequality in the U.S., but only in the last few years has the idea of a wealth tax truly permeated the public discourse.

Moore’s plan to raise taxes on high-earners may collide with his desire to attract high-tech business investment to Maryland.

Rather than argue about tax rates of the super-rich, policymakers would do well to focus on how best to collect taxes on the trillions of dollars that escape income taxation permanently.

As President Trump takes office, one of his first agenda items is to slash taxes on corporations and the rich. The results will be more inequality and less revenue for the programs Americans rely on.