One Big, Beautiful Bill Deserves Another: The Case for Reconciliation 2.0

Rep. Jason Smith: We delivered the largest tax cuts and spending reductions in history

House Ways and Means Committee Chairman Rep. Jason Smith (R-Mo.) joins 'Squawk Box' to discuss the rebranding of Pres. Trump's 'big, beautiful bill', future of Fed independence, whether another reconciliation bill is in store, and more.

One big, beautiful bill deserves another: The case for reconciliation 2.0

On the heels of President Trump’s massive success enacting the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, and as Republicans are touting the its victories at events across their districts, Congress is already turning its attention to a potential second reconciliation plan. But why should Congress even contemplate a second reconciliation bill? And can they even do…

One Big Beautiful Bill Act Makes the Individual Income Tax More Complex

While the OBBBA brings some stability by making many of the TCJA’s reforms permanent, it generally fails to reform the tax code’s accumulating complexity.

How will Trump’s “One Big Beautiful Bill” impact Alaskans? It’s hard to say.

The Trans-Alaska Pipeline winds through the landscape, seen here at pipeline mile 709.7 along the Richardson Highway south of Copper Center, Alaska on August 13, 2024. (Eric Stone/Alaska Public Media) President Donald Trump’s One Big Beautiful Bill Act that passed in July will likely have sprawling impacts to Alaska, from oil and gas production to a tax cut for whaling captains. But because of the way the nearly one thousand page bill was writte…

Sponsor spotlight: More details on the One Big Beautiful Bill Act

With the passage of the One Big Beautiful Bill Act or OBBBA, many of the temporary tax laws set to expire at the end of 2025 have been made permanent. […]

‘One Big Beautiful Bill’ Projected To Cost Nebraska Over $216 Million In Tax Revenue

Nebraska Gov. Jim Pillen and State Sen. Rob Clements of Elmwood discuss state investments in public education, July 26, 2023. (Aaron Sanderford / Nebraska Examiner) By Erin BamerNebraska ExaminerLINCOLN — A report from Nebraska’s Department of Revenue projects that the federal budget reconciliation bill will cost state government more than $216 million over the next two years. The department released the analysis as part of a state law that req…