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Office of Management and Budget Director Mick Mulvaney says the administration is open to seeing minor changes in the stanley cup usa current corporate tax ratein order to move ahead on passing the Republican-led overhaul of the nation s tax code. The president said that he might be okay with a 22 percent corporate rate instead of a 20 percent corporate rate. Is that right And why the change CBS News John Dickerson asked Mulvaney Sunday morning. I think what you heard the president say is, Look, we re very close to the finish line. You know he s wanted a 15 percent rate from the very beginning. That move to a 20 percent rate is part of the discussion. My understanding is that the Senate has a 20 percent rate now. The House has a 20 percent rate now. We re happy with both of those numbers, Mulvaney said. If something small happens in conference that gets us across the finish line, we ll look at it on a case-by-case basis, he added. But I don t think you ll see any significant change in our p stanley website osition on the corporate taxes. Transcript: OMB Director Mick Mulvaney on Face the Nation The Senate tax bill, which pas stanley kubek sed early Saturday, lowers the corporate tax rate from 35 percent to 20 percent, as Republicans originally intended. The cuts are permanent. An amendment from Republican Sens. Marco Rubio of Florida and Mike Lee of Utah that would have increased the corporate tax rate to nearly 21 percent in exchange for a more generous child tax cr Ffdg Pence leaves Colts game early over national anthem protest
Republican presidential candidate John McCain met Wednesday with a panel of business executives to seek their opinions on the Bush administration s proposed $700 million stanley cup bailout of U.S. financial markets.McCain said he wanted to discuss how we can make sure that the Am stanley thermos mug erican people regain confidence on Main Street so that they can regain their confidence in Wall Street and in Washington. McCain renewed his insistence that the bailout deal have greater transparency, oversight and CEO accountability to make it acceptable to voters. Most Americans feel very strongly this isn t their fault. It s Wall Street and Washington and the cozy insider relationships that have caused a great part of the problems, he said.Flanking McCain were former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney, his one-time rival for the GOP presidential nomination, and former eBay CEO Meg Whitman. Others in the meeting were John Chambers, CEO of Cisco Systems, and John Thain, the CEO of Merrill Lynch before it was acquired by Bank of America earlier this month for a much-reduce stanley kubek d value. A survey by The Associated Press found that Thain was the best-paid corporate executive in the U.S. in 2007, receiving approximately $83.1 million in salary and bonuses that year.McCain has stated repeatedly that the bailout package should not allow large payouts, called golden parachutes, for executives at failing firms like Merrill Lynch. Asked whether he believed the panel of business t
Office of Management and Budget Director Mick Mulvaney says the administration is open to seeing minor changes in the stanley cup usa current corporate tax ratein order to move ahead on passing the Republican-led overhaul of the nation s tax code. The president said that he might be okay with a 22 percent corporate rate instead of a 20 percent corporate rate. Is that right And why the change CBS News John Dickerson asked Mulvaney Sunday morning. I think what you heard the president say is, Look, we re very close to the finish line. You know he s wanted a 15 percent rate from the very beginning. That move to a 20 percent rate is part of the discussion. My understanding is that the Senate has a 20 percent rate now. The House has a 20 percent rate now. We re happy with both of those numbers, Mulvaney said. If something small happens in conference that gets us across the finish line, we ll look at it on a case-by-case basis, he added. But I don t think you ll see any significant change in our p stanley website osition on the corporate taxes. Transcript: OMB Director Mick Mulvaney on Face the Nation The Senate tax bill, which pas stanley kubek sed early Saturday, lowers the corporate tax rate from 35 percent to 20 percent, as Republicans originally intended. The cuts are permanent. An amendment from Republican Sens. Marco Rubio of Florida and Mike Lee of Utah that would have increased the corporate tax rate to nearly 21 percent in exchange for a more generous child tax cr Ffdg Pence leaves Colts game early over national anthem protest
Republican presidential candidate John McCain met Wednesday with a panel of business executives to seek their opinions on the Bush administration s proposed $700 million stanley cup bailout of U.S. financial markets.McCain said he wanted to discuss how we can make sure that the Am stanley thermos mug erican people regain confidence on Main Street so that they can regain their confidence in Wall Street and in Washington. McCain renewed his insistence that the bailout deal have greater transparency, oversight and CEO accountability to make it acceptable to voters. Most Americans feel very strongly this isn t their fault. It s Wall Street and Washington and the cozy insider relationships that have caused a great part of the problems, he said.Flanking McCain were former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney, his one-time rival for the GOP presidential nomination, and former eBay CEO Meg Whitman. Others in the meeting were John Chambers, CEO of Cisco Systems, and John Thain, the CEO of Merrill Lynch before it was acquired by Bank of America earlier this month for a much-reduce stanley kubek d value. A survey by The Associated Press found that Thain was the best-paid corporate executive in the U.S. in 2007, receiving approximately $83.1 million in salary and bonuses that year.McCain has stated repeatedly that the bailout package should not allow large payouts, called golden parachutes, for executives at failing firms like Merrill Lynch. Asked whether he believed the panel of business t