21 Jan 2008
The US Senate Finance Committee is to consider the impact tax cuts would have on the slowing economy in a series of hearings.
Committee chairman, Democrat Max Baucus, will be questioning panellists appearing before committees on how taxpayers and industry sectors can be boosted in the current economic downturn, tax-news.com reports.
Democrat presidential candidates Barack Obama, Hilary Clinton and John Edwards have all looked at helping the economy through rebates to individual taxpayers and the unemployed.
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