This hearing marks the beginning of a dialogue that the President and the Congress--both Republicans and Democrats--must have with the American people about broad-based tax reform that will allow families to thrive and employers to create jobs.
Camp emphasizes the need for bipartisan dialogue on tax reform to support families and job creation.
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the law is increasing costs for families and individuals already struggling in this economy.
Those at highest risk are workers in predominately low-wage industries that are right on the cusp of what is considered full-time work under the law.
It is important that any closing of special-interest loopholes be used to lower tax rates--not to pay for new spending.
As a result, they will see fewer hours and lower wages, and that is the opposite of the direction we need to be going.
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