Why don't you, for the record, get us those ideas, because I think one of the areas I am going to concentrate on is trying to make sure that, as we look at these critically important needs, like increasing the supply of low-income housing, that we make sure that it fits into the tax reform puzzle and we do not end up having an inadvertent problem as a result of, say, a reduction in the corporate rate lowering the value of the credit.
Ron Wyden: “Why don't you, for the record, get us those ideas, because I think one of the areas I am going to concentrate on is…”
On the recordJuly 31, 2017
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Wyden emphasizes the importance of maintaining low-income housing tax credits during tax reform.
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