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  <title>CD183: Tax Cuts... For Some of US</title>
  <description>Taxes: We all hate them but we all have to pay them. In December 2017, the Republicans in Congress rushed major changes to our tax policy into law. In this episode, host Jen Briney and her accountant friend, Alexis Claypool, explain the most significant changes to how our tax payments are going to be calculated and how these changes are likely to affect us. You will also learn about a major dingleberry that hitchhiked its way into law attached to this bill. Joe Briney joins Jen for the Thank Yous.  Please Support Congressional Dish - Quick Links    Click here to contribute a lump sum or set up a monthly contribution via  PayPal   Click here to support Congressional Dish for each episode via Patreon   Send Zelle payments to: Donation@congressionaldish.com   Send Venmo payments to: @Jennifer-Briney   Use your bank’s online bill pay function to mail contributions to:    5753 Hwy 85 North Number 4576 Crestview, FL 32536 Please make checks payable to Congressional Dish Thank you for supporting truly independent media!   H.R. 1: An Act to provide for reconciliation pursuant to titles II and V of the concurrent resolution on the budget for fiscal year 2018. &amp;amp;nbsp;  Subtitle A - Individual Tax Reform  Part I - Tax Rate Reform  Sec. 11001. Modification of Rates  Married Individuals Filing Joint Returns  Heads of Households  Unmarried Individuals  Inflation Adjustment Part II -  Deduction for Qualified Business Income of Pass-Thru Entities  Sec. 11011. Deduction for Qualified Business Income  Phase-In of Limit for Certain Taxpayers  Qualified Business Income  Exception for specified service businesses based on taxpayer's income  Threshold Amount  Application to partnerships and S Corporations Part III -  Tax Benefits for Families and Individuals  Sec. 11021. Increase in Standard Deduction  Sec. 11022. Increase in and Modification of Child Tax Credit.  Sec. 11027. Temporary Reduction in Medical Expense Deduction Floor.  Special Rules for Use of Retirement Funds with Respect to Areas Damaged by 2016 Disasters Part IV -  Education Part V -  Deductions and Exclusions  Sec. 11042. Limitation on Deduction for State and Local, etc. Taxes  Sec. 11043. Limitation on Deduction for Qualified Residence Interest  Sec. 11045. Suspension of Miscellaneous Itemized Deductions  Sec. 11047. Suspension of Exclusion for Qualified Bicycle Commuting Reimbursement  Sec. 11048. Suspension of Exclusion for Qualified Moving Expense Reimbursement  Sec. 11049. Suspension of Deduction for Moving Expenses  Sec. 11051. Repeal of Deduction for Alimony Payments Part VI -  Increase in Estate and Gift Tax Exemption  Sec. 11061. Increase in Estate and Gift Tax Exemption Part VII -  Extension of Time Limit for Contesting IRS Levy Part VIII -  Individual Mandate  Sec. 11081. Elimination of Shared Responsibility of Payment for Individuals Failing to Maintain Minimum Essential Coverage  Subtitle B - Alternative Minimum Tax  Sec. 12001. Repeal of Tax for Corporations  Sec. 12003. Increased Exemption for Individuals  Subtitle C - Business-related Provisions Part I -  Corporate Provisions  Sec. 13001. 21-Percent Corporate Tax Rate Part II -  Small Business Reforms  Sec. 1301. Modifications of Rules for Expensing Depreciable Business Assets Part III -  Cost Recovery and Accounting Methods  Sec. 13201. Temporary 100-Percent Expensing for Certain Business Assets  Sec. 13202. Modifications to Depreciation Limitations on Luxury Automobiles and Personal Use Property Part IV -  Business-Related Exclusions and Deductions  Sec. 13301. Limitation on Deduction for Interest  Sec. 13304. Limitation on Deduction by Employers of Expenses for Fringe Benefits  Qualified Transportation Fringes  Transportation and Commuting Benefits  Sec. 13306. Denial of Deduction for Certain Fines, Penalties, and Other Amounts  Sec. 13307. Denial of Deduction for Settlements Subject to Nondisclosure Agreements Paid in Connection with Sexual Harassment or Sexual Abuse  Sec. 13308. Repeal of Deduction for Local Lobbying Expenses  Sec. 13311. Elimination of Deduction for Living Expenses Incurred by Members of Congress Part V -  Business Credits  Sec. 13403. Employer Credit for Paid Family and Medical Leave  Termination Part VI -  Provisions Related to Specific Entities and Industries  Sec. 13531. Limitation on Deduction for FDIC Premiums Part VII -  Employment  Sec. 13602. Excise Tax on Excess Tax-Exempt Organization Executive Compensation Part VII -  Exempt Organizations  Sec. 13702. Excise Tax Based on Investment Income of Private Colleges and Universities Part IX -  Other Provisions  Sec. 13802. Reduced Rate of Excise Tax on Beer  Sec. 13804. Reduced Rate of Excise Tax on Wine  Sec. 13807. Reduced Rate of Excise Tax on Certain Distilled Spirits  Subtitle D - International Tax Provisions Part 1 -  Outbound Transactions  Sec. 14101. Deduction for Foreign-Source Portion of Dividends Received by Domestic Corporations from Specified 10-Percent Owned Foreign Corporations  Sec. 14202. Deduction for Foreign-Derived Intangible Income and Global Intangible Low-Taxed Income  Sec. 14211. Elimination of Inclusion of Foreign Base Company Oil Related Income Part II -  Inbound Transactions Part III -  Other Provisions  Title II  Sec. 20001. Oil and Gas Program  Sec. 20003. Strategic Petroleum Reserve Drawdown and Sale  Additional Reading   Article:  Tax reform eliminates deduction for moving expenses by Brittany Benson, H&amp;amp;amp;R Block, October 24, 2018.   Article:  What are political or lobbying expenses and are they deductible? by Jean Murray, The Balances MB, October 23, 2018.   Article:  What changes has the IRS made to moving expense reimbursement? by Terry Sheridan, Accounting Web, October 3, 2018.   Article:  How the Trump tax law passed: GOP adds sweeteners by The Hill Staff, The Hill, September 28, 2018.   Article:  Repatriated profits total $465 billion after Trump tax cuts - leaving $2.5 trillion overseas by Jeffry Bartash, MarketWatch, September 19, 2018.   Article:  Foreign-derived intangible income deduction: Tax reform's overlooked new benefit for U.S. corporate exporters by Frank J. Vari, The Tax Adviser, August 2, 2018.   Article: Will the Tax Act set back private equity? by David Dayen, The American Prospect, July 2, 2018.   Article:  The new tax form is postcard-size, but more complicated than ever by Jim Tankersley, The New York Times, June 25, 2018.   Article:  Four key changes for depreciation deductions by Bobby M. Bragg, Jamison Money Farmer PC, May 29, 2018.   Article:  New: IRS announces 2018 tax rates, standard deductions, exemption amounts and more by Kelly Phillips Erb, Forbes, March 7, 2018.   Article:  New excise tax on excess executive compensation by tax-exempt organizations by Christine Faris and Stephen Sutten, Baker Tilly, January 29, 2018.   Article:  Tax credit aims to boost availability of paid family leave, but will it work? by Michelle Andrews, NPR, January 23, 2018.   Article:  Corporate America celebrated tax cuts by laying off workers by David Dayen, Vice, January 10, 2018.   Article:  Andy Blunt joining in lobbying venture wtih long-time confidant of his father by Chuck Raasch, St. Louis Post-Dispatch, January 10, 2018.   Article:  Bonus tucked into GOP tax bill for those aiming to deduct medical expenses by Michelle Andrews, Kaiser Health News, December 22, 2017.   Article:  Final tax bill includes huge estate tax win for the rich: The $22.4 million exemption by Ashlea Ebeling, Forbes, December 21, 2017.   Article:  Newly passed Tax Cuts and Jobs Act eliminates employers' commuter benefits deductions by Matt Gerard, NBS, December 21, 2017.   Article:  Beer, wine, and spirits industries toast passage of GOP tax bill by Victor I. Nava, Washington Examiner, December 20, 2017.   Article:  A quick guide to the GOP tax plan, Bloomberg News, December 18, 2017.   Article:  CEOs aren't waiting for the tax bill to pass - they've already started pocketing the windfall by David Dayen, The Intercept, December 18, 2017.   Article: Have you ever felt sorry for the I.R.S.? Now might be the time by Patricia Cohen, The New York Times, December 18, 2017.   Article:  File your taxes on a postcard? A G.O.P. promise marked undeliverable by Jim Tankersley, The New York Times, December 16, 2017.   Article:  Special giveaways in tax cut bill benefit family members and colleagues of key GOP senators by Lee Fang, The Intercept, December 1, 2017.   Article:  CBO: Senate tax bill would hurt poor by Mallory Shelbourne, The Hill, November 27, 2017.   Article:  Republican plan delivers permanent corporate tax cut by Jim Tankersley, Thomas Kaplan, and Alan Rappeport, The New York Times, November 2, 2017.   Article:  The GOP Tax Bill is out - and now we know why it was secret for so long by David Dayen, The Nation, November 2, 2017.   Article:  BP's $20.8 billion gulf spill settlement nets $15.3 billion tax write-off by Robert W. Wood, Forbes, October 6, 2015.    Resources   CDC: Alcohol and Public Health   Govtrack:  H.R. 1: Tax Cuts and Jobs Act   Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy: Who Pays?   Joint Committee on Taxation Publication: JX-67-17   OpenSecrets.org:  Dan Sullivan   OpenSecrets.org:  Don Young   OpenSecrets.org:  Lisa Murkowski   OpenSecrets.org:  Rep. Mike Kelly   OpenSecrets.org:  Rep. Peter DeFazio   OpenSecrets.org:  Sen. Rob Portman   OpenSecrets.org:  Sen. Roy Blunt   Treasury.gov:  Unified Framework for Fixing Our Broken Tax Code   Turbo Tax:  What Are Standard Tax Deductions?   USGS:  ANWR Maps    Sound Clip Sources  Congressional Record of the 115th Congress; House of Representatives, Wednesday, September 27, 2017.  Congressional Record of the 115th Congress; House of Representatives, Thursday, September 28, 2017.  Congressional Record of the 115th Congress; House of Representatives, Wednesday, October 4, 2017.  Congressional Record of the 115th Congress; House of Representatives, Monday, December 18, 2017.  Congressional Record of teh 115th Congress; House of Representatives, Tuesday, December 19, 2017.  Community Suggestions See more Community Suggestions HERE.  Cover Art Design by Only Child Imaginations   Music Presented in This Episode Intro &amp;amp;amp; Exit:  Tired of Being Lied To by David Ippolito (found on Music Alley by mevio) </description>
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