From Rhode Island's so-called "Taylor Swift Tax" to Montana's property tax overhaul, states are rewriting the rules for ...

The second major move raises the conveyance tax — the fee sellers pay at closing — from $2.30 to $3.75 for every $500 of a ...

In fact, the state of Rhode Island has proposed a tax on all non-primary residences worth over $1 million, and the so-nicknamed "Taylor Swift Tax" is bringing Swift's estate, among others like it, ...

FOX Business correspondent Madison Alworth reports on the nicknamed 'Taylor Swift Tax' that will be implemented by Rhode ...

Several states have raised taxes on wealthy residents to narrow state budget deficits and offset expected declines in federal ...

The “Taylor Swift tax,” among other levies, targets the rich. Will they be driven away?

What is the so-called 'Taylor Swift Tax'? The proposed act would mean that "non-owner occupied" homes, or secondary residences, valued more than $1 million, would be taxed at $2.50 for each $500 ...

Taylor Swift soon may be required to pay a hefty amount of taxes on her New England home, which is undergoing renovations, if a proposed tax act in Rhode Island goes through.

The tax rate in Raimondo's 2015 Taylor Swift tax proposal was half that of the current plan, at $2.50 per every $1,000 of value instead of $2.50 per $500 of value.

The “Taylor Swift tax” would add costs to seasonal or second homes. Another measure would reportedly increase a seller’s fee by 63% overall.

When Taylor Swift purchased a $25 million mansion in Beverly Hills, it was a strategic tax move that helped her save on property taxes. She could utilize this program by acquiring the historic Samuel ...

The “Taylor Swift tax” would add costs to seasonal or second homes. Another measure would reportedly increase a seller’s fee by 63% overall.