Would a higher threshold make this simpler for you to administer, so that IRS could focus its resources more efficiently, and therefore would you support congressional efforts to increase the threshold?
Sherrod Brown
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Sherrod Campbell Brown is an American politician currently serving as the senior United States senator from Ohio, a position he has held since January 4, 2007. A member of the Democratic Party, Brown previously served in the U.S. House of Representatives from January 3, 1993, to January 3, 2007. Throughout his career, he has been a strong advocate for workers' rights and has focused on issues such as healthcare, job creation, and economic equality. Brown has been known for his commitment to representing the interests of Ohio workers in the Senate.
I would like to see the new energy credits from the IRA work in support of American manufacturing, spurring genuine domestic supply chains, particularly in the solar industry where so much capacity needs to be built quickly.
I know Senator Hassan--you know, we have talked about this. Senator Hassan and I are working on this, to increase the threshold to $10,000, cutting down red tape for taxpayers and providing the advantages to IRS that you mentioned.
Things are getting better. My constituents are still frustrated with the IRS--no surprise--particularly small businesses waiting to receive the Employee Retention Tax credit.
I have been working on this my whole career, pushing for Medicare price negotiations, pushing to crack down on drug company price-gouging.
I called the administration last year to finalize its DIR fee reform proposal to help lower drug costs for seniors.
One of the biggest problems with our whole prescription drug system--and I think all five of you know this--is how opaque it is.
With the Inflation Reduction Act, we stood up to big pharma and dark money and finally began to take action to bring down the cost of prescription drugs.
One of the biggest problems with our whole prescription drug system--and I think all five of you know this--is how opaque it is.
Another concern I have with DIR fees is that pharmacies are paid or forced to pay based on quality measures.
With the Inflation Reduction Act, we stood up to big pharma and dark money and finally began to take action to bring down the cost of prescription drugs.
Another concern I have with DIR fees is that pharmacies are paid or forced to pay based on quality measures.
I have been working on this my whole career, pushing for Medicare price negotiations, pushing to crack down on drug company price-gouging.
I called the administration last year to finalize its DIR fee reform proposal to help lower drug costs for seniors.
But PBMs think that they can pay below cost to pharmacies and still get away with it.
I called the administration last year to finalize its DIR fee reform proposal to help lower drug costs for seniors.
Another concern I have with DIR fees is that pharmacies are paid or forced to pay based on quality measures.
I have been working on this my whole career, pushing for Medicare price negotiations, pushing to crack down on drug company price-gouging.
With the Inflation Reduction Act, we stood up to big pharma and dark money and finally began to take action to bring down the cost of prescription drugs.
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