In December, congressional Republicans cleared the biggest changes to the tax code in a generation, following two months of debate. Every Democrat in the House and Senate voted against the legislation.
Following are documents and news stories concerning the initial House GOP tax overhaul bill, the Senate proposal and the final product. A comparison of those three versions is available here.
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Following are stories regarding the conference committee, conference report and final debate on the tax overhaul.
Following are stories after Senate passage of its bill on Dec. 2, as the two chambers move toward a conference.
The Senate Finance Committee released its proposal on Nov. 9, which as is customary remains in conceptual form rather than legislative text.
Following are stories on the release of the Senate proposal, immediate reaction to it and its components. All are from Nov. 9-10.
The Ways and Means Committee marked up the tax bill for four days, approving it 24-16 on Nov. 9.
The bill was introduced Nov. 2; on Nov. 3, in anticipation of a markup in the Ways and Means Committee, the so-called chairman's mark was released. This is a slightly revised version of the bill (technically, a substitute amendment that could be "swapped in" for the original at the markup).
Following are stories on the introduction of the bill, immediate reaction to it and its components. All are from Nov. 2-3.