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IdiotMachine 12/03/17 11:18:55 AM #1:	Didn't the House tax bill pass a couple weeks ago? And now the Senate passed it? So..... which one will be the actual tax bill? Also, this is for tax year 2018, filed by April 2019, correct? <cite>IdiotMachine posted [p:891506793] in Tax Bill -... [t:76057356]...</cite> <quote>Didn't the House tax bill pass a couple weeks ago? And now the Senate passed it? So..... which one will be the actual tax bill? Also, this is for tax year 2018, filed by April 2019, correct?</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Antifar 12/03/17 11:19:52 AM #2:	IdiotMachine posted... So..... which one will be the actual tax bill? They are currently negotiating the differences between the two bills. --- kin to all that throbs <cite>Antifar posted [p:891506829] in Tax Bill -... [t:76057356]...</cite> <quote><cite>IdiotMachine posted...</cite> <quote> So..... which one will be the actual tax bill?</quote> They are currently negotiating the differences between the two bills.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Balrog0 12/03/17 11:29:38 AM #3:	Antifar posted... IdiotMachine posted... So..... which one will be the actual tax bill? They are currently negotiating the differences between the two bills. well, not formally formally, the house will vote tomorrow on a motion to take the senate bill to "conference" OR to pass the senate bill as-is the former is more likely, but the latter is not off the table -- it would speed up the process of the bill passing if they do the former, the GOP leadership will appoint conferees to go to the conference. I believe the Senate would need to vote on a motion to go to conference and appoint their own conferees at that point. This could all happen tomorrow, but it might take a couple days. These two conferences will debate to create a 'conference report' which reconciles the two bills. Once a majority of these conferees have voted on it, it is presented on the floors of both houses. No amendments allowed. the conference delegation has instructions from their respective houses, but they are not binding. the conferees will be looking to do things that will be acceptable to both houses so that it will pass. --- He would make his mark, if not on this tree, then on that wall; if not with teeth and claws, then with penknife and razor. <cite>Balrog0 posted [p:891507204] in Tax Bill -... [t:76057356]...</cite> <quote><cite>Antifar posted...</cite> <quote><cite>IdiotMachine posted...</cite> <quote> So..... which one will be the actual tax bill?</quote> They are currently negotiating the differences between the two bills.</quote> well, not formally formally, the house will vote tomorrow on a motion to take the senate bill to "conference" OR to pass the senate bill as-is the former is more likely, but the latter is not off the table -- it would speed up the process of the bill passing if they do the former, the GOP leadership will appoint conferees to go to the conference. I believe the Senate would need to vote on a motion to go to conference and appoint their own conferees at that point. This could all happen tomorrow, but it might take a couple days. These two conferences will debate to create a 'conference report' which reconciles the two bills. Once a majority of these conferees have voted on it, it is presented on the floors of both houses. No amendments allowed. the conference delegation has instructions from their respective houses, but they are not binding. the conferees will be looking to do things that will be acceptable to both houses so that it will pass.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Blue_Inigo 12/03/17 11:32:11 AM #4:	Balrog0 posted... Antifar posted... IdiotMachine posted... So..... which one will be the actual tax bill? They are currently negotiating the differences between the two bills. well, not formally formally, the house will vote tomorrow on a motion to take the senate bill to "conference" OR to pass the senate bill as-is the former is more likely, but the latter is not off the table -- it would speed up the process of the bill passing if they do the former, the GOP leadership will appoint conferees to go to the conference. I believe the Senate would need to vote on a motion to go to conference and appoint their own conferees at that point. This could all happen tomorrow, but it might take a couple days. These two conferences will debate to create a 'conference report' which reconciles the two bills. Once a majority of these conferees have voted on it, it is presented on the floors of both houses. No amendments allowed. the conference delegation has instructions from their respective houses, but they are not binding. the conferees will be looking to do things that will be acceptable to both houses so that it will pass. So the bill still has a chance at dying? --- "This is your last dance." <cite>Blue_Inigo posted [p:891507316] in Tax Bill -... [t:76057356]...</cite> <quote><cite>Balrog0 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Antifar posted...</cite> <quote><cite>IdiotMachine posted...</cite> <quote> So..... which one will be the actual tax bill?</quote> They are currently negotiating the differences between the two bills.</quote> well, not formally formally, the house will vote tomorrow on a motion to take the senate bill to "conference" OR to pass the senate bill as-is the former is more likely, but the latter is not off the table -- it would speed up the process of the bill passing if they do the former, the GOP leadership will appoint conferees to go to the conference. I believe the Senate would need to vote on a motion to go to conference and appoint their own conferees at that point. This could all happen tomorrow, but it might take a couple days. These two conferences will debate to create a 'conference report' which reconciles the two bills. Once a majority of these conferees have voted on it, it is presented on the floors of both houses. No amendments allowed. the conference delegation has instructions from their respective houses, but they are not binding. the conferees will be looking to do things that will be acceptable to both houses so that it will pass.</quote> So the bill still has a chance at dying?</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Balrog0 12/03/17 11:33:41 AM #5:	technically yes but practically no --- He would make his mark, if not on this tree, then on that wall; if not with teeth and claws, then with penknife and razor. <cite>Balrog0 posted [p:891507387] in Tax Bill -... [t:76057356]...</cite> <quote>technically yes but practically no</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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