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Bipartisan stopgap spending bill inches forward in Senate

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By Aris Folley Verified, Jacob Fulton Verified
| Roll Call Verified
The Senate took a baby step Monday toward passing a funding extension that would head off a partial government shutdown this fall. On a lopsided vote of 89-4, the Senate agreed to limit debate on taking up a legislative vehicle for a bipartisan stopgap measure unveiled over the weekend to extend current funding through Dec. 11. With leaders of both parties on board, the Senate is hoping to pass the bill quickly before departing for its August recess.
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IRS modernization bill approved by Senate panel

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By Jacob Fulton Verified
| The Brunswick News Verified
WASHINGTON - The Senate Finance Committee advanced a bipartisan tax administration package Thursday aimed at modernizing the IRS, improving customer service and strengthening taxpayer rights. The committee voted, 26-1, to approve the sprawling tax modernization bill, which encompasses a laundry list of tax provisions including some proposals that have already gotten backing from either House tax writers or that chamber as a whole. Sen. Elizabeth Warren, D-Mass., was the lone dissenter.
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By Jacob Fulton Verified
| Lodi News-Sentinel Verified
WASHINGTON — The Senate Finance Committee advanced a bipartisan tax administration package Thursday aimed at modernizing the IRS, improving customer service and strengthening taxpayer rights. The committee voted, 26-1, to approve the sprawling tax modernization bill, which encompasses a laundry list of tax provisions including some proposals that have already gotten backing from either House tax writers or that chamber as a whole. Sen. Elizabeth Warren, D-Mass., was the lone dissenter.
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