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House & Senate GOP Reach A Deal On Their Unpopular Tax Bill, Vote Is Expected Next Week
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December 14, 2017
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5:19Now PlayingRepublicans are hoping to pass their tax reform bill no later than next week once the House and Senate versions are merged -- what trump is calling a Christmas gift to Americans.
Analyses of the latest tax bill still favors corporations and the wealthy and would result in tax increases for some low-income americans. The lower tax rates for individuals will expire in eight years while those for corporations are permanent. The individual mandate for the Affordable Care Act is also repealed by the bill and will lead to 13 million more Americans losing their health insurance.
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