TBAC advises eliminating the Debt Ceiling to curb market volatility, cut taxpayer costs, and prevent economic risks tied to ...

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Most Americans have a weight off their shoulders this week—assuming they filed their taxes by Tuesday’s deadline. For the Internal Revenue Service, though, the stress has only just begun.

Market watchers may want to keep their summer plans loose. The action in Washington this past week did little to clarify the endgame for President Trump and Republicans on an array of issues ...

A Republican drive to quickly pass President Donald Trump’s tax cut proposals and increase the US debt ceiling has been at least temporarily delayed by party infighting over federal deficits.

Even so, current measures Congress is considering would raise the debt limit by either $4 trillion or $5 trillion, though the timeline of when lawmakers will ink a debt ceiling deal remains murky.

especially as we rush headlong to a possible debt ceiling conflict and eventual recession. If Congress and the president don’t get their act together, we might face an economic crisis.

Senate Republicans took a major step toward enacting President Donald Trump’s tax cut agenda and increasing the U.S. debt ceiling, potentially injecting a small degree of certainty into ...