A bipartisan bill allowing tax deduction expansion was introduced, assessed by the CBO, and is now moving to the House for further consideration.
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What happened
A bipartisan bill allowing tax deduction expansion was introduced, assessed by the CBO, and is now moving to the House for further consideration.
Who's involved
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Bipartisan lawmakers introduced federal legislation in both the House and the Senate.Also in this story
- Carol Miller introduced a bipartisan bill in the Senate on October 9, 2026.
- Elizabeth Warren introduced bicameral legislation affecting both the House and the Senate, which has since received support from members of the House.
The entities involved
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senate
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Congressional Budget Office
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