The Republicans of the Senate plan to publish major revisions to Trump’s tax bill

The economic adviser of the White House, Kevin Hassett, said that Trump “supports the change” of the deduction of salt and that it is up to the legislators to reach a consensus.

“This is a problem of horses trading with the Senate and the Chamber,” said Hassett on the face of CBS The Nation. “The only thing we need and the president wants is a bill that passes and passes on July 4.”

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The Committee will also face difficult decisions on green energy tax credits. The scaling of these backs generates nearly $ 600 billion in savings in the invoice of the room.

Friday, the rival factions of the house published declarations in duel.

Conservative House Freedom Caucus warned that any decision to restore certain credits would encourage its members to vote against the bill. “We want to be clear: if the Senate is trying to water, undress or take up the discounts of harshly disputed spending and IRA Green Rollbacks made in this legislation, we will not accept it,” said the group.

On the other hand, a group of 13 moderate republicans, led by Brian Fitzpatrick of Pennsylvania and Jen Kiggans of Virginia, urged senators to make changes that would benefit renewable energy projects, many of which in republican districts, which occurred thanks to the law on the reduction of the inflation of President Joe Biden.

“We remain deeply concerned about several provisions, including those that would suddenly end several credits only 60 days after the promulgation of projects that have not yet started construction,” the legislators said in a letter to the Senate.

Banks are particularly interested in ensuring that tax credits on their balance sheets within the framework of funding for renewable energies are not made without value by the bill.

Health perils

The Medicaid and Medicare cuts present the most intimidating challenge in the committee’s project. Although the Republicans are generally in favor of new work requirements for valid adults to be insured by Medicaid, some moderate such as Senator Lisa Murkowski of Alaska have expressed their concern about giving states only a year and a half to implement the requirement.

The provisions of the Chamber establishing new co-paids for the beneficiaries of Medicaid and the limits of the capacity of the States to tax MEDICAID suppliers in order to increase federal reimbursement payments are more disputed.

Senators Josh Hawley of Missouri and Jim Justice of Virginie-Western said that they were opposed to these changes.

To find savings to compensate for the abolition of these provisions, the Republicans declared last week that they were examining if they were to make new restrictions on billing practices in Medicare Advantage. Large health insurers who provide these plans would be the most affected by such changes.

However, overall, GOP leaders say that the tax bill remains on time and that they expect a large part of the Bill of the Chamber remains intact.

The guardian of the Senate rules is deciding whether certain provisions are not mainly tax in nature. The provisions which restrict state regulations on artificial intelligence, ending certain firearms regulations and setting new limits to the federal courts are considered to be the most vulnerable to the counting of the rules of the Senate budget.

Legislators largely take their Trump index and are held by the $ 3 Billion ticket at the center of the White House economic agenda.

Musk, the largest political donor in the 2024 campaign, threatened to help defeat anyone who voted for legislation, but legislators seem to suit that staying in the president’s good graces is the safer path to political survival.

“We are already far enough on the path,” Thune told journalists on Thursday afternoon when her colleagues left for the weekend.

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