Good.
House Speaker Paul Ryan, R-Janesville, pledged to manufacturers Tuesday that Congress and President Trump will “fix this nation’s tax code once and for all.”
Ryan, speaking at a National Association of Manufacturers event, laid out outlines of a “very ambitious plan” that House Republicans are working to put into legislation. And he said Republicans will “get this done in 2017” because the current tax code is hurting the U.S. economy and is too complex for families.
“This whole system is too confusing, and it’s just too darn expensive. We have got to stop this madness. Don’t you agree?” he said as the NAM 2017 Manufacturing Summit attendees applauded.
That’s all well and good, but I’ll believe it when I see it. I’d like to see some actual legislation get passed.
You can expect to see LARGE contributions to (R) and (D) coffers from tax attorneys and CPA’s immediately.
Those will have the intended effect, as they have had since Reagan. No “tax reform”, period.