Obama, Corporate tax credits, Last fiscal cliff deal
Tim Carney: How corporate tax credits got in the 'cliff' deal | WashingtonExaminer.com:
"A Republican Senate aide familiar with the cliff negotiations tells me the White House wanted permanent extensions of a whole slew of corporate tax credits. When Senate Republicans said no, "the White House insisted that the exact language" of the Baucus bill be included in the fiscal cliff deal. "They were absolutely insistent," another aide tells me. (The White House did not return requests for comment.)"
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