The White House and Republicans expect to begin the serious work of tax reform when Congress returns from a two-week break at the end of April.

Republicans on the House Ways and Means Committee plan hearings on the tax reform plan that committee Chairman Kevin Brady and House Speaker Paul Ryan have been advocating since June. Members of the committee are still discussing the timing and topics of the hearings, a committee aide said Monday.

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