In the final big 2025 budget bill , Senate Republicans worked hard to make permanent several expiring corporate tax provisions of the 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA) .
They succeeded by adding deeply controversial cuts in Medicaid to help fund the tax cuts and by changing the way Congress scores revenue measures to make their bill appear relatively costless even though it would reduce federal revenues by nearly $4.5 trillion over the next decad e.
But all that effort may all be for naught. Historically, controversial tax changes rarely are permanent. And that may be especially true for the Senate’s efforts.
Not What You Think
On paper, the…
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