As Congress ended the 2017 session, there were still a number of important issues left unaddressed.  They did manage to pass another Continuing Resolution (CR), to keep the government running through January 19, 2018. A CR is basically a “kick the can down the road but...

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We recently highlighted how the House and Senate’s tax bills could impact employers, but the timeline and details of the final bill were still somewhat uncert...

 As Congress ends the 2017 session, there are a number of important issues left unaddressed, primarily due to partisan feuds in both Houses.  They did manage to pass another Continuing Resolution (CR), to keep the government running through January 19, 2018. A CR is ba...

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Over this past weekend, President Trump’s staff talked about a possible Executive Order which may or may not be issued this week which would allow two qu...

 Now that we’re past the September 30th date for using Reconciliation Rules to force a Repeal and Replace, what lies ahead for the Affordable Care Act.  As Bloomberg columnist Megan McArdle put it, the age of “Something must be done—this is something—therefore it must...