I am really committed to creating a culture in the IRS where, when we are doing outreach, it is to help.
Catherine Cortez Masto
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Catherine Cortez Masto is the junior United States senator from Nevada, having taken office on January 3, 2017. A member of the Democratic Party, she made history as the first Latina senator in U.S. history. Before her election to the Senate, Cortez Masto served as the Attorney General of Nevada from 2007 to 2015, where she focused on consumer protection and public safety issues. She has been an advocate for various policies, including healthcare access, immigration reform, and economic development in Nevada.
I am excited about the Inflation Reduction Act plan that we issued is that it really does allow us to establish three very clear priorities.
So how do you reach out to those immigrant communities, the Latino communities, who are paying taxes or want to pay their taxes but there are barriers?
I have a bipartisan bill that would allow the IRS to delay the tax filing deadlines upon the written request of a Governor, when a disaster has been declared.
I appreciate that both you, President Biden, and others in the Administration have expressed your commitment to that consent-based siting approach for nuclear waste storage.
Nevada is a beneficiary of what we are doing with our future around renewables and this innovation economy.
It is critical now more than ever that we provide our firefighters with the support and tools they need to combat these wildfires.
There is no way that I could ever be okay with what we pay our firefighters and not push, with everything I have to try and have more of an equitable program.
So I would hope you would come back to us to figure out how we can continue to work together on all three of those areas.
There is no way that I could ever be okay with what we pay our firefighters and not push, with everything I have to try and have more of an equitable program.
It is critical now more than ever that we provide our firefighters with the support and tools they need to combat these wildfires.
I'm really committed to creating a culture in the IRS where, when we are doing outreach, it is to help.
So how do you reach out to those immigrant communities, the Latino communities, who are paying taxes or want to pay their taxes but there are barriers?
I have a bipartisan bill that would allow the IRS to delay the tax filing deadlines upon the written request of a Governor, when a disaster has been declared.
This is essential, not just the compensation and the benefits are key here, but also the housing and the mental health.
There is no way that I could ever be okay with what we pay our firefighters and not push, with everything I have to try and have more of an equitable program.
It is critical now more than ever that we provide our firefighters with the support and tools they need to combat these wildfires.





