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Sen. Wyden's wildfire tax relief bill passes just before Congress recesses, goes to White House

Wyden backed a bipartisan tax relief bill for disaster survivors that passed both chambers and was sent to the White House.

Sen. Wyden's wildfire tax relief bill passes just before Congress recesses, goes to White House
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The Senate passed the bipartisan Federal Disaster Tax Relief Act by unanimous consent before recess, and the measure is headed to President Donald Trump. The article reports that the bill, backed by Sen. Ron Wyden, would make certain disaster-recovery payments tax-free and allow deductions for uncovered losses.

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Ron Wyden
D · OR · SEN

Oregon senator and backer of the federal disaster tax relief bill

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Donald Trump
R · President of the United States

President of the United States, whose signature the bill awaits

Ted Cruz
R · TX · SEN

Texas senator who attempted to stall the bill

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Senate Passes Ron Wyden’s Federal Disaster Tax Relief Bill

The Senate passed a tax-relief measure for disaster survivors that Wyden backed. The coverage describes relief for qualifying disaster-recovery payments and reports that the measure was headed to the White House. Center outlets and right-leaning outlets both present the bill as disaster tax relief backed by Wyden. Center outlets additionally connect passage to Oregon’s wildfire season and Wyden’s call for wildfire resources. Right-leaning outlets additionally spell out the tax treatment of disaster-recovery payments and uncovered losses.

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