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I am left with the impression that the aggressive July 1st payment deadline imposed by congressional Democrats will be challenging to meet by an IRS staff that is already stretched thin.

Finally, we are now approaching 2 years since Congress passed the Taxpayer First Act, an important bipartisan measure that will enhance taxpayer protections, modernize the IRS's organizational structure, and improve its customer service…

Confusion has also been generated because of the massive fraud in unemployment compensation programs.

I am extremely concerned about the reports of a backlog of millions of tax returns from last year's filing season that have not yet been processed.

Further, IRS call center wait times remain unacceptably long, and many taxpayers have been sent confusing automated notices indicating that they have not yet filed their return, when in fact it was filed but has not yet been processed by…

The statutory corporate income tax rate is critical to the United States' competitiveness in the global market.

We have an ongoing debate here in Congress over our tax extenders, as we have come to call them.

I appreciate how the Treasury Department and bipartisan tax leaders in Congress have consistently spoken with one voice.

I challenge anyone to reasonably argue that we should return to the pre-TCJA international tax landscape.

Before the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, we shared a common concern for the many threats to the U.S. corporate tax base.

Our families do not need our words, they need our actions.

It blows my mind that Democrats seem to think that all they have to do is dump a whole lot of money into the same system that's failed us.

Why do you believe in light of the science being clear that reopening schools is safe? Why do you believe schools are not open?

We cannot allow future generations to fall further behind while the Biden Administration tiptoes around the radical demands of teacher unions.

Students with disabilities are falling behind. States and localities are not meeting even the minimum requirements.

The current administration and this Congress have failed these families.

I believe Section 602(c)(2)(A) is unnecessary and harmful to states and territories, and have introduced S. 743, the State Fiscal Flexibility Act, to eliminate the problematic and legally questionable provision.

This is an issue that needs immediate clarity.