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Welcome to the next edition of Tax Thursday in Three. After last night's vote in the House addressing some small changes to the bill, the bill has officially moved to the Senate.
In today's update, Bergin Fisniku, Director of our National Tax Practice, provides an update on what to expect from the Senate debate and how it may affect the timeline for final passage and signing (*filmed prior to House vote).
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