Paul Ryan Still Sees Chance for Common Ground on International Taxes
The Republican chairman of the House Ways and Means Committee is focussing on measures to help make U.S. business more competitive.
Paul Ryan: Trade Is Best Chance for Bipartisan Agreement
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Representative Paul Ryan still has hope for reaching a limited deal on U.S. tax policy this year.
“The question is: Can we take a couple of steps in the right direction, particularly with international tax laws and international tax rules?” Ryan, the chairman of the House Ways and Means Committee, said Tuesday in an interview on Bloomberg Television. “Ours are really anti-competitive. Can we do some things to fix that so we can make American businesses more competitive?”