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IRS, Donald Trump and Commerce secretary

Trump wants to ‘abolish’ the IRS and replace it with tariffs. Can it work?

No one wants to pay taxes, and practically every American dislikes the IRS. But, as the saying goes, the only guarantees in life are death and taxes. So the IRS is here to stay.

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Commerce secretary Howard Lutnick reveals Trump’s ‘goal’ to abolish the IRS, utilize tariffs so ‘whole economy explodes’

President Donald Trump announced a new “External Revenue Service” that would be tasked with collecting revenue from tariffs, and potentially replace the IRS as America has

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Senate confirms Howard Lutnick as commerce secretary

Lutnick joined financial services firm Cantor Fitzgerald after graduating college in 1983 and climbed rapidly through the ranks to lead the company as CEO in 1996. More: Who is Ho

Trump, tariffs and Carmaker

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Trump tariffs may push Airbus to prioritise non-US clients, CEO says

U.S. customers if tariffs imposed by U.S. President Donald Trump were to disrupt the company's imports in the country, CEO Guillaume Faury said in an interview with CNBC on Thursday.

Business Insider · 1d

Trump’s Tariffs Plan Push Japan’s Exposed Carmaker Stocks Lower

President Donald Trump promised to impose tariffs of 25% on auto imports to the U.S., a move that could have sweeping repercussions for

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Trump says he will announce tariffs on cars, chips, pharmaceuticals 'over the next month or sooner'

U.S. President Donald Trump said Wednesday he will announce tariffs on cars, semiconductors and pharmaceuticals "over the next month or sooner" as he is pushing for new levies to shrink America's trade deficits,

Trump, tariffs and 25 percent

The Hill on MSN · 7h

Trump weighing 25 percent lumber tariffs

President Trump is considering imposing a 25 percent tariff on international lumber and wood products, looking to add another item to an expanding list of products under duties. “I’m

Fox Business on MSN · 1d

Trump says he will introduce 25% tariffs on autos, pharmaceuticals and chips

President Donald Trump is planning to impose 25% tariffs on imported automobiles as well as tariffs at a similar level on pharmaceutical imports and semiconductors.

POLITICO on MSN · 1d

Trump floats 25 percent tariffs on autos, other goods

Trump also announced that he is planning to impose tariffs of 25 percent or higher on semiconductors and pharmaceuticals.

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‘Enormous fear’: Housing industry braces for Trump tariffs, workforce cuts

The fallout is already being felt. Homebuilder sentiment fell sharply in February on concern over tariffs and high mortgage ...

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Billionaire Perot Sees ‘Big Concern’ as Trump Tariffs Fuel Worry

Ross Perot Jr., a billionaire Texas real estate developer and longtime Republican donor, said President Donald Trump’s tariff ...

Trump's calendar: When tariffs, RTO, buyouts, and a TikTok cut-off are set to go into effect

Trump's deadlines for tariffs, federal worker buyouts and RTO, federal funding freeze, TikTok, and more are coming up. Here's ...

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Trump plans to impose 25% tariffs on autos, chips and pharmaceuticals

President Donald Trump said on Tuesday that he plans to impose tariffs of around 25% on auto imports as well as ...

Airbus could prioritize deliveries to non-U.S. customers if Trump tariffs impede trade, CEO says

A host of large U.S. carriers are Airbus customers, including American Airlines, Delta, United and JetBlue. Airbus could ...

iPhone 17 could be 9% more expensive due to Trump’s tariffs

Bank of America says Apple will be affected by Trump's tariffs, which could lead to price hikes on the iPhone 17 and other ...

US tariffs: how Trump’s tax is hitting Big Tech and beyond

President Donald Trump’s sweeping tariff threats have been touch and go. As it stands currently, the 25 percent tax on goods ...

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CNBC Daily Open: Rates might be paused as the Fed is concerned over Trump’s tariffs

The U.S. Federal Reserve held rates steady in January because they were worried over tariffs. Fueling the flame, Trump ...

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