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2018-11-27 — politico.com
The legislation would revive a number of expired tax provisions known as "extenders," address glitches in the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act and make a range of changes to savings- and retirement-related tax provisions. Other parts of the bill would revamp the IRS, provide new tax breaks for start-up businesses and offer assistance to disaster victims.
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"The first time Finance Committee Dems saw Brady's legislation was in his press release," Wyden spokeswoman Rachel McCleery tweeted Monday evening. "There was no communication from his staff, including a heads up that something was coming. That is not how you negotiate."
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