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December 13, 2007
House Passes Revenue-Neutral AMT Patch with Non-Veto Proof Majority
The House last night voted 226-193 (a non-veto proof majority) to approve Ways & Means Committee Chairman Charlie Rangel's revenue-neutral AMT patch (H.R. 4351, The AMT Relief Act of 2007). Earlier in the day, President Bush relased a Statement of Administration Policy threatening to veto the bill.
Legislative documents:
- Ways & Means Committee, Press Release
- Ways & Means Committee, Short Summary
- Ways & Means Committee, Detailed Summary
- Legislative Text
- Joint Committee on Taxation, Technical Explanation (JCX-113-07)
- Joint Committee on Taxation, Estimated Revenue Effects (JCX-114-07)
Press coverage:
- Associated Press: House Passes Tax Relief, by Jim Abrams
- Bloomberg: House Votes Minimum Tax Cut, Closes Fund Loophole, by Alison Fitzgerald
- CNN Money: AMT: House Passes Fix, Senate Likely to Kill, by Jeanne Sahadi
- Reuters: House Approves Bill on Alternative Minimum Tax, by Donna Smith
- Tax Foundation: Hypothetical Examples of Families That Are in the AMT Patch, by Gerald Prante
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