On Friday, the 

This Tuesday was Tax Day – it was also the last time that millions of Americans will have to file under the old, broken tax code. With lower rates, a nearly doubled standard deduction, and a doubled child tax credit – you can finally keep more of your hard-earned money. ...

Yesterday, the

Last Week, the Ways and Means Subcommittee on Human Resources held its first hearing in a series entitled “Jobs and Opportunity: Perspectives on the Jobs Gap.”

  April 17th marks the last time that taxpayers will ever have to deal with the old, broken tax code. As we bid farewell to the old tax code, here are the top five ways our new tax code, under the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, will benefit workers and families nationwide: 1. Lower Tax Rates for All Americans

This week, the House Ways and Means Committee held a roundtable discussion with hospital leaders to identify ways lawmakers can provide regulatory relief in the Medicare program. This roundtable follows the Committee’s ongoing work to identify with key stakeholders in the health care industry how we can remove regulatory burdens to further improve care for patients.

This week the House Ways and Means Committee, chaired by Rep. Kevin Brady (R-TX) held a Hearing entitled “The Effects of Tariff Increases on the U.S. Economy and Jobs.”

This week the House Ways and Means Committee unanimously passed a package of nine bills that will redesign the Internal Revenue Service (IRS), enhance customer service, improve the IRS’s vastly outdated IT infrastructure, and modernize the appeals process. Tax administration watchdogs, small business lenders, and conservative leaders all agree that these bills will put the taxpayer first. ...

Yesterday, the House Committee on Ways and Means unanimously approved bipartisan legislation that will dramatically refocus the IRS back to its “taxpayer first” mission. Everyone knows the IRS needs top to bottom reform.  From absurd wait times when calling the IRS, to property seizure abuse, this is an agency that desperately needs to be reined in to actually serve American taxpayers. The ...

The Ways and Means Committee has been proactive on advocating and moving legislation to strengthen families and communities across the country. Included in the Bipartisan Budget Act of 2018 and enhanced in the recently implemented appropriations legislation for fiscal year ...