President Trump signed an Executive Order deferring payroll tax in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic and it impacted the take-home pay of certain individuals.

During his campaign, President Trump proposed getting rid of taxes on overtime, tips and Social Security. What to know about ...

Despite only being president for a few hours, Trump signed a flurry of executive orders on topics ranging from TikTok to environmental policies to immigration. While Trump proposed cutting taxes on ...

In short, Trump's payroll tax cut gives you a four-month 6.2% raise. Since the cut is based on wages, a worker earning a relatively high salary (up to $104,000 in the case of this executive order ...

President Donald Trump has pledged to end taxes on overtime pay, as well as other things like tips and Social Security.

Tips have a clear definition for tax purposes: the payment must be made “free of compulsion,” and the customer determines the amount—it cannot be the result of negotiation. Those restrictions make it ...

You might be getting a bigger paycheck for the rest of 2020, thanks to President Trump's executive order deferring payroll taxes. Starting September 1, your employer doesn't have to withhold the 6 ...