Companion bills recently introduced would repeal a 1945 act that effectively excludes the insurance industry from federal antitrust regulations.
A House bill sitting in committee aims to repeal the estate tax and make certain temporary tax cuts permanent.
A House bill recently introduced would let mutual fund investors defer taxation of reinvested capital gains until shares are redeemed.
Corporate-owned life insurance would face new restrictions under a bill sitting in a House subcommittee.
A congressional effort is afoot to put art and collectibles on equal footing with other investments when it comes to capital gains.
Tax breaks sought for small-biz investors.
A Senate bill recently was introduced as a companion to HR 25, which would abolish the IRS and establish a national sales tax.
A congressional measure sitting in committee would create savings accounts for children that could finance a college education, a house or retirement.
The Department of Labor is asking for input on how to better deliver information on administrative and investment fees to 401(k) plan participants.
Securities and Exchange Commission Chairman Christopher Cox recently said that his agency plans this year to tackle the contentious issue of mutual fund governance.
