The House of Representatives voted 228-206 on Friday to pass a key bipartisan measure underpinning President Biden’s infrastructure initiatives. The Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act (IIJA), which had been approved by the Senate in August, now awaits President Biden’s signature.
Topics: tax, House of Representatives, Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, tax legislation, Build Back Better, Treasury Department’s Green Book, Build Back Better Act, High-Income Individuals, Green Energy Credits and Incentives, Funding the Internal Revenue Service, BBB Act, Domestic, corporate tax reform, Social Safety Net Spending Provisions, Improving Taxpayer Compliance, INTERNATIONAL, infrastructure bill
On Oct. 28, 2021, the White House released its “Build Back Better Framework.” Later that day, the House Ways and Means Committee issued the “TEXT OF H.R. 5376, BUILD BACK BETTER ACT,” which fleshes out the spending and tax proposals summarized in the White House release with meaningful legislative changes. This article analyses the most relevant tax provisions of the Build Back Better Act (BBBA). At the time of publication, the House has yet to set a date for a vote on the BBBA or its complementary legislation. The $1.9 Trillion bipartisan infrastructure bill passed by the Senate on Aug. 3 by a vote of 69-30.
Topics: tax, House of Representatives, Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, tax legislation, Build Back Better, Treasury Department’s Green Book, Build Back Better Act, High-Income Individuals, Green Energy Credits and Incentives, Funding the Internal Revenue Service, BBB Act, Domestic, corporate tax reform, Social Safety Net Spending Provisions, Improving Taxpayer Compliance, INTERNATIONAL
On May 28 the Treasury Department released the General Explanations of the Administration’s Fiscal Year 2022 Revenue Proposals. This document, traditionally known as the Green Book, outlines in greater detail the Administration’s tax proposals which were initially previewed in the American Jobs Plan and the American Families Plan. President Biden’s proposals, if enacted, would have a wide ranging impact on wealthy individuals and on businesses.
Topics: Taxes, excess business loss limitation, American Jobs Plan, AJP, American Families Plan, Build Back Better, Green Book, Treasury Department’s Green Book, infrastructure
