United States House Committee on Ways and Means

The Trump Tax Return Case Could Take A Year Or Longer

Here's what to expect from House Democrats' lawsuit seeking the president's financial information.
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I'm Dying Of ALS, And Watching Congress Debate Health Care This Week Gave Me Hope

Passing "Medicare for All" would show we truly believe health care is a human right and that we all deserve to live with dignity.
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Activists Take On Medicare For All, The Census And Abortion In Day Of Action

The protests followed Wednesday morning’s first hearing on Medicare for All in the House Ways and Means Committee.
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Sexism Is Keeping An Important Progressive Policy Off The Front Page

Finally, the U.S. has a real shot at passing paid family leave, but pie-in-the sky ideas are taking up all the oxygen.
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They Say It’s Bad Now But Republicans Disclosed Private Tax Returns In 2014

They used the very same law to attack Obama officials that Democrats are hoping will shed light on Trump's finances.
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Trump Promised To Release His Tax Returns But Will Defy The Law To Keep Them Secret

Trump promised to release his tax returns if Obama released his birth certificate; if and when he ever ran for president; even after he started running. He has failed to keep that promise.
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Democrats Might Get Trump's Tax Returns, But That Doesn't Mean You'll Ever See Them

Unlike with the Mueller report, Democrats want to see the president's tax returns before making them public.
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White House Pushes Back On Request For Trump Tax Forms

The House Ways and Means Committee asked the IRS for five years of President Trump's tax returns.
By Marcy Gordon, AP

Democrats Might Not Get Their Hands On Trump's Taxes Before November 2020

They've hesitated to make a request that will likely set up an unprecedented court fight.
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Republican Likens New Tax Law To The Mona Lisa

Rep. Mike Kelly (R-Pa.) lauded "a classic painting" and "a classic piece of legislation."
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