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US Senate Referee Rules Against Cuts to CFPB, Financial Regulators in Tax and Spending Bill
WASHINGTON (Reuters) -Republican provisions to slash funding for the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau and other financial watchdogs violate budgetary rules, the U.S. Senate's nonpartisan referee said on Friday, jeopardizing their inclusion in a sweeping tax-cut and spending bill pushed by President Donald Trump.
One tax expert says a proposed $4,000 bonus deduction is a 'far cry from the savings' that many would see with no taxes on ...
It is considerably more moderate than those that came before it. If enacted, affected institutions will still face ...
WASHINGTON (AP) — Republicans have suffered a sizable setback on one key aspect of President Donald Trump’s big bill after ...
It’s in part the sheer amount of revitalization made possible by the tax credit that led Heritage Ohio to post testimony ...
Ohio Senate Republicans want to remove certain sales tax exemptions to help pay for a $1.1 billion income tax cut.
State Rep. Danny Nix (R-Port Charlotte) said even though property tax reform didn’t happen over the last 100-plus days of ...
Blue Island’s closed MetroSouth is a warning of what could happen if President Donald Trump’s Medicaid cuts are approved, ...
Maryland ties for fourth among 50 states in terms of the financial benefits average families would see if Congress passes ...
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