Senate Republicans Prepare Changes to Trump’s Tax Bill
The Senate is beginning to leave its fingerprints on the House-passed sprawling reconciliation bill cutting trillions in taxes and spending — and the changes aren’t minimal as Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) may have liked.
Senate Republicans huddled for more than an hour and a half where committee chairs briefed members on their portions of the bill, outlining just some of the changes they plan to make to the legislation, including alterations to a new cost-sharing proposal for food assistance programs and a reduction to the state-and-local-tax deduction.
The SALT deduction cap has ...