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April 2024
March 2024
Mar 20 - Senate Finance Chairman Wyden releases legislation on grantor retained annuity trusts
Mar 15 - Senate Finance hearing on administration’s FY 2025 budget with Treasury Secretary Yellen
Mar 14 - KPMG report: Analysis and observations of tax proposals in Biden Administration’s FY 2025 budget
Mar 11 - Treasury releases “Green Book” explanation of tax proposals in FY 2025 budget
Mar 11 - Administration releases FY 2025 budget recommendations
Mar 8 - President signs FAA bill extending fuel and ticket taxes
Mar 8 - White House provides some details of the president’s tax plan
Mar 8 - JCT report on tax incentives for domestic manufacturing, ahead of Senate Finance hearing
Mar 5 - JCT report on Amount A under Pillar One of BEPS 2.0, ahead of Ways and Means hearing
February 2024
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January 2024
Jan 31 - House passes bipartisan tax extenders legislation
Jan 19 - Bipartisan tax legislation approved by House Ways and Means Committee
Jan 16 - Senate Finance, House Ways and Means chairs release bipartisan framework for tax legislation
Jan 11 - JCT list of expiring federal tax provisions, 2024 – 2034
2023 Articles
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August 2023
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July 2023
June 2023
Jun 21 - JCT analysis of possible effects of Pillar Two global minimum tax adoption
Jun 13 - Ways and Means approves tax-related bills comprising “American Families and Jobs Act”
Jun 9 - Ways and Means Chairman Smith releases three tax bills
Jun 7 - Ways and Means votes seven tax-related bills out of committee
Jun 5 - President signs bill to increase debt limit, partially rescind IRS funding
Jun 2 - Senate passes bill to increase debt limit, partially rescind IRS funding; President Biden to sign
Jun 1 - House passes bill to increase debt limit, partially rescind IRS funding
May 2023
April 2023
March 2023
Mar 14 - KPMG report: Analysis and observations of tax proposals in Biden Administration’s FY 2024 budget
Mar 9 - KPMG report: Initial impressions of tax proposals in Biden Administration’s FY 2024 budget
Mar 9 - FY 2024 budget: “Green Book”—Treasury’s explanation of tax proposals
Mar 9 - Administration releases FY 2024 budget recommendations
Mar 3 - JCT report on tax provisions related to residential housing, ahead of Senate Finance hearing
February 2023
January 2023
2022 Articles
December 2022
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October 2022
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September 2022
August 2022
Aug 16 - President signs budget reconciliation legislation; KPMG’s report on tax law changes
Aug 12 - House passes reconciliation bill with tax provisions
Aug 9 - JCT revenue estimates and distributional analysis of budget reconciliation bill
Aug 9 - KPMG report: Overview of investment tax credit for investments in semiconductor manufacturing
Aug 9 - Legislative text of reconciliation bill with tax provisions
Aug 7 - Senate passes reconciliation bill with tax provisions
Aug 2 - KPMG report: Initial impressions of “carried interest” provision in draft Senate reconciliation bill
July 2022
Jul 29 - KPMG report: Initial impressions of energy tax provisions in draft Senate reconciliation bill
Jul 28 - House passes CHIPS bill with advanced investment tax credit for semiconductor manufacturing
Jul 27 - Updated: Reported agreement on Senate reconciliation bill, legislative text and summary of bill
Jul 27 - Senate passes CHIPS bill, includes advanced investment tax credit for semiconductor manufacturing
Jul 25 - JCT revenue estimates of tax proposals in Biden Administration’s FY 2023 budget
Jul 18 - JCT report on tax incentives for residential real estate, ahead of Senate Finance hearing
Jul 11 - JCT report on tax incentives for residential real estate, ahead of Ways and Means hearing
June 2022
May 2022
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