Economists say a tax on California's wealthiest residents could be the only way to pay for needed healthcare services in the ...

A one-time billionaire wealth tax won’t trigger an exodus—decades of economic evidence show that exit is rare.

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Nathan Goldman is a tax prof. at NC State Univ. Californians have recently proposed the so-called “2026 Billionaire Tax Act”.

That “millionaires don’t need all that money” misses the point. Wealth taxes hurt us all, writes Callum Price Neil Kinnock knows a thing or two about the Far Left. His time as leader of the Labour ...

Earlier today, one of California’s most powerful unions and two of the nation’s most prominent progressive economists unveiled a 2026 state ballot measure that would establish the nation’s first ...

Most cash-strapped Western states face massive public investment needs over the coming decade, spanning infrastructure, defence and the green transition. Cutting spending will not be enough. And to ...

Plans for a wealth tax, which is dividing France, have gotten popular around the world as inequality has widened and government debt has risen. Credit...Doug Chayka Supported by By Patricia Cohen ...

Building wealth might seem challenging, but it could be easier than you think. Suze Orman, famed bestselling author and personal finance expert, shared her No. 1 tip for building wealth with Jaime ...

France is in a giant fiscal hole. This year the government will run a deficit, where its spending exceeds its revenues, of €160bn ($190bn, or more than 5% of gdp). Investors in its bonds are nervous; ...