House Passes Tax Relief Package

In a recent post, we reported the announcement of the Tax Relief for American Families and Workers Act of 2024, a bipartisan effort proposed by the House Ways and Means Committee. On January 31, 2024, the $78 billion tax bill (H.R. 7024) continued to move forward as it was approved by a wide margin (357–70 vote) in the House of Representatives. (read this Journal of Accountancy article for details)

While there is clear bipartisan support and momentum behind the bill, several hurdles still stand in its way before the legislation would become law. All eyes now move to the Senate, where the bill’s fate remains a bit uncertain. Having such strong support in the House bodes well for the bill and may influence the Senate’s decision.

GYF will continue to monitor the status and progression of the legislation. It remains to be seen if the Senate will act on the bill prior to the scheduled recess beginning February 12th.

If you have questions about the potential impact of this bill or need assistance with your individual or corporate tax needs, please be sure to reach out to your GYF Executive or contact our office at 412-338-9300.

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Congress Proposes Tax Relief Package Providing Several Business Tax Breaks

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Joe Rys

Joe has eight years of public accounting experience. Since joining GYF in 2019, Joe has served a range of corporate and individual clients. In addition to tax compliance, he often engages in various special project work including fixed asset depreciation analyses, quarterly and annual tax projections, state sales tax issues and various payroll tax assistance.
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