Keeping taxes low is finally front and center on the Congressional agenda. Today, Democrats in the House are pushing for a vote Obama version of limited tax relief for American families making under $250,000 and individuals making under $200,000. Republicans in Congress are pledging to fight for tax cuts for job creators making more than that amount and retention of lower rates on capital gains, dividends and the death tax. Negotiations continue between the White House and Congress on a final deal. Conservatives want the Obama Tax Increases of 2011 to be stopped.
Today in Washington – December 2, 2010
Keeping taxes low is finally front and center on the Congressional agenda. Today, Democrats in the House are pushing for a vote Obama version of limited tax relief for American families making under $250,000 and individuals making under $200,000. Republicans in Congress are pledging to fight for tax cuts for job creators making more than that amount and retention of lower rates on capital gains, dividends and the death tax. Negotiations continue between the White House and Congress on a final deal. Conservatives want the Obama Tax Increases of 2011 to be stopped.
Neil Stevens
Moe Lane
Steve Maley
Daniel Horowitz
Jake Walker
