Trump, Congress and Tax Cuts
Trump push to use tariffs to pay for tax cuts faces opposition in Congress
U.S. President Donald Trump is pushing a plan to explicitly use revenue from higher tariffs on imported goods to help pay for extending trillions of dollars in tax cuts, an unprecedented shift likely to face opposition from many of his fellow Republicans in Congress.
Nebraska state senators filed dozens more bills on Tuesday, their 10th day in session. Lawmakers filed 197 pieces of ...
Congress is finding votes before deciding what should be in a tax bill. That could backfire, Tax Foundation CEO Daniel Bunn ...
Congress is now engaged in negotiations to renew the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TJCA), with the year-end expiration of many ...
Start-up investors emphasize the need for continued backing including tax relief on ESOPs, sovereign funds, and reducing ...
An organization dedicated to reforming New York's notoriously byzantine property tax system has filed a motion against the city over its assessments for the upcoming fiscal year, arguing that they ...
Local government leaders told lawmakers Tuesday they’re ready to work on property tax reform, but expressed concerns about ...
I think I just made up a saying. It could be an axiom or a bromide. Maybe it’s a platitude. At any rate, it sounds true.
Phil Scott (R-Berlin) announced his top priority for the new legislative biennium: tackling Vermont’s affordability crisis.
New York has filed a motion seeking to force the city to change how it assesses class one and class two properties.
The Trump tax cuts are set to expire later this year, and that poses a real challenge for policymakers, businesses and taxpayers alike.
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