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Speaker Ryan Opens Door to Later Corporate Tax Rate Cut

Wednesday, 08 November 2017 01:22 PM EST

House Speaker Paul Ryan on Wednesday left the door open to a possible delay in when Republican's tax cut plan would lower rates for corporations, following a media report that Senate Republican's version of the overhaul would push it to 2019.

Asked if Republicans in the U.S. House of Representatives would consider such a phase-in, Ryan told Fox News Radio that the House corporate rate cut was immediate and permanent, but that both chambers would work out the difference between their bills.

"This is a long process," he said, adding that he could not speak to details in the Senate plan.

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House Speaker Paul Ryan on Wednesday left the door open to a possible delay in when Republican's tax cut plan would lower rates for corporations, following a media report that Senate Republican's version of the overhaul would push it to 2019.
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Wednesday, 08 November 2017 01:22 PM
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