alliantgroup’s Rick Lazio Issues Statement on Anticipated “Tax Reform 2.0” Legislation

Rick Lazio

Posted By: alliantgroup June 27, 2018

Former U.S. Congressman and alliantgroup Senior Vice President Rick Lazio issued a statement regarding further potential tax reform legislation that would build and expand upon last year’s Tax Cuts and Jobs Act.

Commenting on a recent interview appearing in The Washington Post with House Ways and Means Committee Chairman Kevin Brady, Lazio discussed the modifications House Republicans are looking to pursue with regard to any potential “Tax Reform 2.0” legislation, including a breakdown of policy goals and a timeline of when legislation could be drafted and introduced on the House floor for a vote.

“Rick is a leading expert in the areas of economics and tax policy and has always been a true champion for small businesses and American enterprise,” said alliantgroup CEO Dhaval Jadav. “He’s been a valued resource for the many businesses and CPAs we serve. I encourage everyone to listen to his insights on policy and on what we can expect from our elected officials over the next few months.”

Click here for more information and here to read Lazio’s full statement.

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alliantgroup’s mission is one of education and awareness—we exist to help industry organizations, businesses and the accounting firms that advise them take full advantage of all federal and state tax credits, incentives and deductions available. These powerful incentive programs are legislated by the government to help businesses grow and remain competitive locally as well as abroad. We are proud to have helped over 16,000 businesses claim more than $8 billion in tax incentives. alliantgroup’s international headquarters is in Houston, Texas, with offices across the country and internationally including New York, Boston, Chicago, Orange County, Sacramento, Indianapolis, Washington, D.C and London and Bristol in the U.K.