Trump Administration Looking At Tax Cuts For Next COVID-19 Aid Package

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Trump Administration Looking At Tax Cuts For Next COVID-19 Aid Package

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Published 06 May 2020

Watch VideoThe Trump administration is looking at tax cuts and business liability protections from coronavirus-related lawsuits for the next aid package.

President Donald Trump has centered on a payroll tax cut as an ultimatum to sign any new bill. He's also prioritizing an expansion of corporate spending deductions for...

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Trump Administration Looking At Tax Cuts For Next COVID-19 Aid Package

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