Keeping Up With Congress: This Fall's Tax Legislative Preview

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

75% : Progressives just love the $3.5 trillion budget bill because there's a huge expansion of Medicare, big spending on clean energy and housing, two years of free community college, as well as universal pre-K, paid leave, and the list goes on.
52% : According to the Joint Committee on Taxation, that's supposed to bring in $28 billion.
41% : I would point out that the think tanks that specialize in tax say that the indirect hits on people making less than $400,000 from the Biden proposals are generally more than made up through a really large increase in the child tax credit and other tax cuts and savings on drug prices, which will be a key part of this bill too.
40% : If you're going to increase taxes on a business, somebody has to pay.

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