Democrats weigh temporary AMT fix as tax reform looms
The piece outlines a likely temporary AMT patch by Democrats to spare 23.4 million upper middle class filers for about a year while delaying a permanent solution. It discusses who is affected, potential revenue losses, and political incentives for addressing the AMT amid Bush-era tax cuts.
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Washington
B.C
Congress
Treasury
AMT
Angela Alvig
Wipfli LLP
Minneapolis
Jay Cena
Reformamt.org
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Charles Rangel
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D-Mont
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Trent Lott
R-Miss
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Departments of Transportation, Education, Energy, Treasury
Justice
Tax Policy Center
The
Urban Institute
Brookings Institution
Leonard Burman
Tax Foundation
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