Lawmakers May Vote on Making Key Provisions of the TCJA Permanent
The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act improved the US tax code, but key provisions are only temporary. Now Congress may vote to ensure those tax breaks are permanent.
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Tax Reform Moving Quickly in Georgia
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The United States’ Corporate Income Tax Rate is Now More in Line with Those Levied by Other Major Nations
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State Corporate Income Tax Rates and Brackets, 2018
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