Senator Hatch hopes to focus on the disability issue to catalyze a broader discussion.
Sure.
I was just quoting CBO, so I just wanted to see what you had to say.
My time is up.
Well, I do not know anybody who wants to hurt anybody who has a legitimate disability claim, but we also have a $17 tril...
The Office of the Actuary highlights many reasons why demographics help to explain some of the changes over time in bene...
my preference is for the first path of cooperation, bipartisanship, and responsibility.
It is our responsibility to fully examine this system and work to improve it and its finances where we can.
No one wants that to happen, which is one reason why we are here today to begin responsibly looking at the DI program.
This is an important topic that deserves our immediate attention.
The approach in the proposed anti-inversion legislation is so misguided it reminds me of an old joke.
In obtaining the consent of the United States, it is necessary to get the consent of the U.S. Congress.
I think we are right to expect that the Treasury Department will aggressively represent American employers and their wor...
I think that is not only stupid, I think it is going to result in consequences that nobody wants.
The ultimate answer to this problem--and the only way to completely address the issue of inversions--is to reform our ta...
I think there is a growing chorus out there among some of my friends on the other side of the aisle to use corporate inv...
Failure in the BEPS project could well result in countries taking unilateral, inconsistent actions.
I think we can all agree that addressing the shortcomings of our international tax system is a critical step on the road...
