This week, House Republicans unveiled a revised year-end tax bill that would includes some technical corrections to the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, but does not include earlier provisions aimed at resurrecting expired tax breaks.
NSBA has joined with other business leaders in asking Congress to pass by the end of the year an extension for 2020 of the moratorium on the expensive and burdensome Health Insurance Tax.
Prior to adjourning for August recess, the House passed legislation that would further delay implementation of the health insurance tax on insurers until 2022.
The government shutdown ended Monday night, yet lawmakers have just three weeks to the next spending bill deadline.
Recently, House GOP leadership released their health care blueprint which would repeal Obamacare and replace it with a series of reforms aimed at cost containment and portability.
