Select Revenue Measures
The jurisdiction of the Subcommittee on Select Revenue Measures shall consist of those revenue measures that, from time to time, shall be referred to it specifically by the Chairman of the full Committee. Source: "Manual of Rules of the Committee on Ways and Means for the One Hundred and Twelfth Congress" Related Documents: Camp Opening Statement: Full Committee Hearing on Tax Reform: Tax Havens, Base Erosion and Profit-ShiftingJun 13, 2013 - On October 26, 2011, as part of its overall approach to comprehensive tax reform that lowers rates and broadens the base, this Committee released a discussion ... Camp Remarks at the Federal Policy Group’s 2013 Tax, Budget, and Legislative Policy Seminar Jun 12, 2013 - I appreciate the opportunity to be here with all of you today. There are a few events that come up every year that allow us to reflect on the progress that has... The IRS Can't Plead Incompetence Jun 7, 2013 - By Peggy Noonan Quickly: Everyone agrees the Internal Revenue Service is, under current governmental structures, the proper agency to determine the legitimacy ... Camp Opening Statement: Hearing on Organizations Targeted by the Internal Revenue Service for Their Personal Beliefs Jun 4, 2013 - Despite nearly two years of denials, last month the IRS finally admitted the truth – three years ago the agency began systematically targeting individuals base... Fact Check: Uptick Came After Targeting Began Jun 4, 2013 - Throughout the investigation into the IRS targeting conservative groups, many misleading statements have been made asserting that the uptick of 501 (c)(4) appli... More Documents... |