Tax Policy
95 Results Found- March 29, 2002CHN: House Approves $2.1 Trillion Budget Resolution
- March 15, 2002CHN: Scaled-Down Stimulus Package Becomes Law
- February 1, 2002CHN: Budget Surpluses Vanish
- December 7, 2001CHN: Negotiations Begin on Economic Stimulus Package
- November 9, 2001CHN: Senate Committee Narrowly Passes Economic Stimulus Bill
- October 26, 2001CHN: House Passes Economic Stimulus Bill
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Human Needs Report
Latest Edition: May 13, 2013
Republicans have started to set their sights on enacting tax reform and on more spending cuts, by making these goals the price of raising the federal debt limit. On May 7, the Washington Post quoted House Budget Committee Chairman Paul Ryan (R-WI) as saying, “The debt limit is the backstop…we need to get a downpayment on the debt; we need entitlement reform; we’re very serious about tax reform because we think that it is critical to economic growth and job creation.” In addition, interest in reforming the tax code has led to bi-partisan work in House and Senate committees to spell out options. Read More »
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