House Ways and Means Committee Chairman Releases Amendments to Tax Bill
Chairman Kevin Brady announced amendments that were mostly technical along with modifications to two of the tax reform bill's provisions.
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Breaking Down the GOP Tax Bill
A look at key provisions of the tax reform bill and how it will impact individuals, businesses and international taxation.
GOP Rep. Jeb Hensarling Says He Will Retire at End of Term—Media
The Texas Republican and chairman of the House Financial Services Committee announced that he will step down after completion of the current term.
Middle-Market Public Policy Roundup
This week the House passed a final budget, tax reform discussions progressed, and the Treasury Department issued new regulatory recommendations.
Middle-Market Public Policy Roundup
The Senate passed a 2018 budget, speculation over the next Fed chair continued, and a surprising new development emerged in tax reform discussions.
Middle-Market Public Policy Roundup
Is the House Speaker cancelling Christmas? Catch up on this and other implications for tax reform, the top public policy issue on our radar this week.
RSM Report Parses Tax Reform’s Implications for the Middle Market
Efforts may not come to fruition until 2018, if at all, but if and when they do, there are several provisions the middle market should watch closely.
Middle-Market Public Policy Roundup
This week we're watching tax reform developments as ad spending heats up. Plus, a longtime supporter of the middle market sets her sights on a Senate seat.
Update on the Future of Corporate Interest Deductibility
Langston Emerson, managing director of The Cypress Group, which works on ACG's advocacy initiatives, gives an update on the future of interest deductibility on corporate debt.
Middle-Market Public Policy Roundup
The “Big Six” released their tax reform framework on Wednesday. Here's a look at the provisions that will impact middle-market businesses.