The Senate’s version of the One Big Beautiful Bill Act tax legislation is slightly less populist than the House bill and is more in tune with the GOP’s traditional supply-side orientation.
The tax portion of the bill released by the Senate Finance Committee on Monday includes some significant changes from the House version, such as a smaller boost to the child tax credit, limitations on some of the new tax breaks called for by President Donald Trump, and permanent business investment tax breaks.
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