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“Amendment SA 1773 not agreed to in Senate by Voice Vote.”
This amendment tried to add a rule to the national budget plan that would have helped clear the way for future laws, provided they did not give new tax breaks to wealthy individuals. Because the Senate voted against it, the rule was not added to the budget blueprint.
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“Amendment SA 1773 not agreed to in Senate by Voice Vote.”
This amendment tried to add a rule to the national budget plan that would have helped clear the way for future laws, provided they did not give new tax breaks to wealthy individuals. Because the Senate voted against it, the rule was not added to the budget blueprint.
Budget resolutions set the 'rules of the road' for future tax and spending laws. Had this passed, it would have signaled a specific commitment to prevent the expansion of tax benefits for the wealthy in upcoming legislation.
This primarily affects how Congress debates future tax policy; it does not directly change the current taxes paid by any American.