Tax Policy Trends: What Democratic, Republican and Divided Control of Washington Could Bring in 2021

With Election Day barely a month away, Brownstein’s National Tax Policy Team has compiled an analysis on the policy implications of various outcomes. The slides found here outlines tax-related legislative priorities in the event that the:

- Democrats control both the legislative and executive branch post-Election Day.

- Republicans control both the legislative and executive branch post-Election Day.

- Election ends in divided government.

It also discusses how the process of passing legislation through Budget Reconciliation might potentially unfold in the event of a Democratic or Republican sweep.

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