Lawyers

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  Five Members of 'La Linea' Cartel Sanctioned By Department of the Treasury For Fentanyl Trafficking

  The Department of the Treasury's Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) issued new sanctions against Mexican cartels for fentanyl trafficking.

• Treasury Proposes Tax Changes, Aiming to Slash Deficit and Lower Working Families' Costs in FY 2025

  How will Biden's administration's fiscal plans shape 2025? Learn about the Treasury's tax changes to slash the deficit and make life more affordable for working families. Continue reading for all the details.

• Treasury, IRS Unveil Final Rules to Accelerate Benefits of the New Inflation Reduction Act's Clean Energy Tax Credits

  Need a guide through the enhanced clean energy credits? Discover how the IRS's final rules are designed to speed up your benefits with the Inflation Reduction Act.

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  New Treasury Regulation Aims to Expose Cash Buyers in Real Estate to Combat Money Laundering

  How is the government tackling money laundering in real estate transactions? Explore the fresh strategies enacted by the Treasury to expose cash buyers and shield the industry from financial crime. Stay ahead of the curve with our comprehensive overview.

• US Treasury Bill Auction Sees Mixed Rates This Week

  In Tuesday's auction, the interest rates placed on short term Treasury bills were mixed. In Tuesday's auction, the interest rates placed on short term Treasury bills were mixed.

• Harriet Tubman to be Featured on $20 Bill, Hamilton Stays on the Front of $10

  The U.S. will soon have a bill that features women, as the Treasury Secretary announced that Harriet Tubman will be honored in the front of the $20 bill, replacing former president Andrew Jackson. The back of the $10 bill will feature women suffrage movement’s leader, while the front will still feature Alexander Hamilton.

• Scots accept revised funding plan worth £10.3bn after talks with UK government fail

  All 32 local authorities in Scotland agreed on the new funding deal worth £10.3 billion. However, most authorities agreed reluctantly, fearing that it would lead to decreased services and cutting jobs.

• Lawsuit accuses 22 banks of manipulating U.S. Treasury auctions

  Twenty-two financial companies that have served as primary dealers of U.S. Treasury securities were sued in federal court on Thursday, in what was described as the first nationwide class action alleging a conspiracy to manipulate Treasury auctions that harmed both investors and borrowers.

• House Republicans sue over Obama's healthcare law

  Republicans in the U.S. House of Representatives on Friday filed a long-anticipated lawsuit challenging the implementation of President Barack Obama's signature healthcare law over employer-based coverage and payments to insurers, according to court documents.