First-quarter tax lobbying bonanza as reconciliation beckons
- Lobbying on tax issues increased significantly in the first quarter of this year.
- Increased lobbying occurred as the 2017 federal tax law neared its 2025 sunset.
- More than 300 new lobbying registrations citing tax policy issues were filed.
- Voters in 21 swing districts favor extending the tax provisions by a 16-point margin.
- This situation increases political pressure on leaders to pass a new tax bill.
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Extending The Trump Tax Cuts’ Small Business Provisions Is Critical For Main Street
By Preston Brashers via The Daily Signal | April 21, 2025 Congress has a decision to make. Hang American small business owners out to dry, or lock in a tax system that allows America’s entrepreneurs to thrive? That’s the question Congress must answer when deciding whether to renew critical expiring provisions of the 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act. Passed by Congress less than a year into President Donald Trump’s first term, Tax Cuts and Jobs Act imp…
First-quarter tax lobbying bonanza as reconciliation beckons
Lobbying on tax issues exploded during the first quarter of this year, as Congress prepared to extend the 2017 tax cuts through a costly filibuster-proof reconciliation package later this year. There were more than 300 new lobbying registrations — disclosures firms file when they acquire new clients — citing tax policy issues, up more than 200 percent compared to the first quarter last year and more than 260 percent compared to the previous quar…


Most fear struggling with basic costs if Trump tax cuts expire
Overwhelming majorities of people fear they will face new economic hardships if Congress doesn’t extend the 2017 Trump tax cuts, increasing the political pressure on the president and GOP leaders to push through a new tax bill. Voters in 21…
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