Lawmakers are hoping that housing-related tax policies will spur bipartisan action this Congress, bringing back bills that they say didn’t get a fair shake last time around.
A bipartisan group of Senate Finance Committee members—Democrats Ben Cardin of Maryland, Maria Cantwell of Washington, and chairman Ron Wyden of Oregon, along with Republican Todd Young of Indiana—are planning to reintroduce tax legislation to promote production of low-income housing and help facilitate home ownership.
The committee will kick off discussions on how tax policy can help create more affordable housing with a hearing on March 7. Housing is one of Wyden’s priorities ...
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