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November 9, 2007
House Approves One-Year AMT Patch, 216-193
The House approved H.R. 3996, the Temporary Tax Relief Act of 2007, by a vote of 216-193. Eight Democrats crossed party lines to vote with the Republicans in opposition to the bill, while Republicans voted as a block against it. The bill's passage came in the face of yesterday's veto threat from President Bush and set up a showdown next month with the Senate. The bill includes a one-year AMT patch, a one-year extension of various popular temporary tax provisions, and an increase in the tax rate on "carried interest."
Press Reports:
- Associated Press
- Bloomberg News
- Forbes
- The Hill
- Reuters
- United Press International
- Wall Street Journal
- Washington Post
Legislative Documents:
- Ways & Means Committee Democrats' Press Releases:
- Ways & Means Committee Republicans' Press Release
- Legislative Text as Introduced
- House Report No. 431
- Chairman's Amendment in Nature of Substitute
- Legislative Text as Reported
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