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Congress · 117th Congress

Gig workers would pay higher taxes under coronavirus aid bill

insert by Democrats looking to offset the cost of their coronavirus aid package would send tax collectors into the gig economy, eventually costing Uber and DoorDash drivers, Airbnb hosts and others about $1

Congress · 117th Congress

CBO: Minimum wage boost would increase deficit, cost jobs

referee Sanders said he could not understand how the CBO could project large deficits when the agency’s 2019 estimate of similar legislation found the wage boost would increase deficits by less than $1

White House · 116th Congress

Trump’s threats to massive spending bill spoil Christmas break

[jwp-video n=”1″] [Trump demands Congress ‘amend’ massive spending package] Pelosi tweeted that the House could pass a bill boosting the checks’ size to $2,000 by unanimous consent on Christmas

Congress · 116th Congress

House Democrats float tax compromises in coronavirus relief talks

Business tax credits According to the proposal, House Democrats also want to include a beefed-up employee retention tax credit that was in their $2.4 trillion package the House passed Oct. 1.

White House · 116th Congress

Social Security’s safe with us, Mnuchin says

Mnuchin, who oversees the IRS, to stop collecting the 6.2 percent workers’ share of the payroll tax that funds Social Security — limited to those earning less than about $104,000 annually — between Sept. 1

Campaigns · 116th Congress

Democratic super PAC boosts spending in Iowa Senate race

[jwp-video n=”1″] Outside groups in both parties are planning to pour money into the Hawkeye State. Senate Leadership Fund, a GOP super PAC, has reserved $12.6 million in air time.

Opinion · 116th Congress

America — Halfway between hope and heartbreak

Powered by the Trump tax cuts that were cheered on by a united Republican Party, the federal deficit hit the $1 trillion mark in calendar year 2019.