Senate Republicans are looking to add an item to the tax reform bill that raises the tax rate automatically if the proposed tax cuts do not increase corporate profits and drive economic growth.
The proposal comes in response to Republican concerns that cuts in the bill would come at the expense of rising public debt.
Republican Sen. Steve Dennes, a Republican, announced Monday his opposition to the bill as Republican Sen. Ron Johnson, a Republican, opposed the move. Independent Council.
Republicans believe that the bill favors large companies at the expense of the small, contrary to President Donald Trump and Vice President Mike Bens on more than one occasion confirmed that the adoption of the legislative proposal will support all companies of different sizes.
"We expect to vote this week, but we have not yet reached that stage," said John Cornin, Texas, a Republican supporter of tax reform.
The Congressional Budget Office said on Sunday that a copy of the Senate tax bill would add $ 1.4 trillion to the budget deficit over the next decade, an estimate some Republicans objected to because the report overlooked the expected economic growth.
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