Tax provisions will be the deal-breaker for next GOP reconciliation bill, Smith says
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Ways and Means Chair Jason Smith says he won’t back the GOP’s next budget reconciliation measure unless it includes tax provisions, signaling internal pressure as Republicans shape a potential third reconciliation package that could include health-care reforms, energy-permitting tweaks, and other priorities. Johnson has not publicly committed to tax inclusion, highlighting the ongoing scramble to gather enough votes in a razor-thin majority. The live updates also touch on Senate vetting of Hal Duncan for deputy director of the OMB and broader budget/legislation battles, including discussions around Section 702 surveillance and cryptocurrency tax rules.
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- GOP Group Convenes Budget Experts on Third Reconciliation Bill Bloomberg Government News
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