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DESCRIPTION:The stars may be aligned for a once-in-a-generation opportunity
to overhaul the tax code. But what can the last generation teach us about
their experiences in trying to tame the tax code?\nWhat conditions made b
ipartisan tax reform possible? How important is presidential leadership? H
ow to balance winners and losers? How to balance simplicity\, growth\, and
revenue neutrality? How do you balance tax cuts for individuals with tax
reform for businesses? How to make reform last for the long-term?\nThis sp
ecial conversation will feature:\n* Bill Archer (R-TX)\, Former Chairmen o
f the House Ways & Means Committee\n* Charles Rangel (D-NY)\, Former Chair
men of the House Ways & Means Committee\n* Kevin Brady (R-TX)\, Chairman o
f the House Ways & Means Committee\n* Richard Neal (D-MA)\, Ranking Member
of the House Ways & Means Committee\nThe discussion will be moderated by
Richard E. Cohen\, chief author of The Almanac of American Politics.\nTo a
ttend this exclusive event\, please RSVP here before March 17.\n\n
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LOCATION:George Washington University\, Cloyd Heck Marvin Center\, Continen
tal Ballroom\, 800 21st St NW\, Washington\, DC 20052
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SUMMARY;LANGUAGE=en-us:A Generational Perspective on Taming The Tax Code: W
hat Can Yesterday's Reformers Teach Today's Reformers?
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haul the tax code. But what can the last generation teach us about their e
xperiences in trying to tame the tax code?
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ns made bipartisan tax reform possible? How important is presidential lead
ership? How to balance winners and losers? How to balance simplicity\, gro
wth\, and revenue neutrality? How do you balance tax cuts for individuals
with tax reform for businesses? How to make reform last for the long-term?
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