On the recordJanuary 27, 2016
I think it demonstrates that if the committee focuses on discrete areas of the tax code, we can achieve bipartisan agreement on narrow, concrete proposals.
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congress.govI think it demonstrates that if the committee focuses on discrete areas of the tax code, we can achieve bipartisan agreement on narrow, concrete proposals.
Brown emphasizes the importance of focusing on specific tax issues for bipartisan solutions.
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