This content is from: Corner Office They Wrote the CARES Act. Now They’re Asking for Guidance on It. Members of Congress, along with private equity and venture capital trade organizations, want clarity on which companies are eligible for loans under the law. By Alicia McElhaney April 02, 2020
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This content is from: Corner Office Congress Introduces Bill to Repeal Endowment Tax College presidents sent a letter yesterday to Congress asking them to eliminate the new excise tax under the reformed U.S. tax code. By Alicia McElhaney March 08, 2018
This content is from: Portfolio Morning Brief: White House Blames Congress for Carried Interest Economic advisor Gary Cohn said Congress prevented the Trump administration from keeping its campaign promise to eliminate the loophole. By Michelle Celarier December 21, 2017
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