According to [the Congressional Budget Office], in order to do a 10-year extension of just the expiring tax cuts is over $4.7 trillion.
Jason Smith: “According to [the Congressional Budget Office], in order to do a 10-year extension of just the expiring tax cuts is over…”
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Smith discussed the financial implications of extending tax cuts under the budget resolution.
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