WASHINGTON — Central New York's two members of Congress split with their party Thursday on a vote to pass a 2018 budget resolution that makes it easier for Republicans to move forward with
a sweeping tax reform plan.
In a CNBC interview a day after the GOP presented
its sweeping tax reform plan, Cohn said the administration would have «loved» to have gone lower than 20 percent.
Not exact matches
The rush to get
tax reform done in D.C. — particularly on the business side, where the most
sweeping changes are
planned — is alarming
tax specialists who warn that new and unforeseen complexity, loopholes and glitches could come back to haunt
tax collectors and taxpayers.