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  1. A bill has been filed in Congress that aims to democratize credit access, involving the entities of Congress and the Philippines.

The IRS is administering a credit regime that was established through legislation initiated by Congress, which is now in the process of being dismantled.

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The IRS is administering a credit regime that was established through legislation initiated by Congress, which is now in the process of being dismantled.

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  1. Congress is urged to extend the tax credit regime.1 source
  2. IRS manages a credit regime that Congress is actively dismantling.1 source

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