If he's reelected, he'll have to compromise on some of what he’s promising on the campaign trail.

His message for fellow Democrats: Congress should overhaul the tax code in 2013.

An upstate New York strip club says its nude lap dances are every bit as much an art form and should be exempt from state taxes.            

The president's campaign is charging at Romney on the traditionally Republican-friendly issue.

Here are five, big unanswered questions about Romney’s tax plan.

Romney’s motto during marathon meetings to craft the 2012 GOP platform could be: Do no harm.

Paul Ryan and his wife paid an effective tax rate of 20 percent in 2011 and 15.9 percent in 2010.

Opinion: White House federal policies make states less competitive in the world economy.

Opinion: There's a clear difference between Romney and Ryan's philosophy and Obama's.

The candidates say they want the same things on taxes, but the devil is in the details.

A deal would nudge the dividend tax rate on the nation’s wealthiest up from 15 to 23.8 percent.

Opinion: We need to make regulations of international finance both strict and enforceable.

The talk show host insists that the president got the story wrong.

Romney responds to "Romney-hood."

He wants no sympathy for the heat he’s taking.

The House minority leader says Romney can set things straight be releasing more of his tax returns.

As governor of Minnesota, Pawlenty backed a “health impact fee” — 75 cents per pack on cigarettes.

DNC Chairwoman Debbie Wasserman Schultz doesn't distance herself from Harry Reid's claims about Mitt Romney's income taxes.

House Ways and Means Committee Chairman Dave Camp (R-Mich.) is adding his name to the list of lawmakers who say they are rooting for Olympic athletes to break records in London and come home without a tax bill waiting for them.

On Sean Hannity's radio show, Mitt Romney just told Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid to "put up or shut up"  on the unsubstantiated allegations he's made about the GOP hopeful not paying his taxes for ten years.