Tax Reform

P. Scott Shearer, Vice President

February 23, 2014

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Congressman David Camp (R-MI), chairman of the House Ways and Means Committee, is expected to release his tax reform proposal this week. 

There will be great interest in the agriculture community as to how this proposal will affect producers, and how it will address various tax extenders, including the bio-diesel tax credit. 

 

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The new chairman of the Senate Finance Committee, Senator Ron Wyden (D-OR), has said that addressing expired tax extenders will be one of his first priorities. 

See this week’s Legislative Preview stories:

Members Ask for Rule on Downer Calves

2012 Census of Agriculture Preliminary Results

USDA Predicts Record 2014 Corn

About the Author

P. Scott Shearer

Vice President, Bockorny Group, Inc.

Scott Shearer is vice president of the Bockorny Group Inc., a leading bipartisan government affairs consulting firm in Washington, D.C. With more than 30 years experience in government and corporate relations in state and national arenas, he is recognized as a leader in agricultural trade issues, having served as co-chairman of the Agricultural Coalition for U.S.-China Trade and co-chairman of the Agricultural Coalition for Trade Promotion Authority. Scott was instrumental in the passage of China Permanent Normal Trade Relations and TPA. He is past chairman of the USDA-USTR Agricultural Technical Advisory Committee for Trade in Animals and Animal Products and was a member of the USAID Food Security Advisory Committee. Prior to joining the Bockorny Group, Scott served as director of national relations for Farmland Industries Inc., as well as USDA’s Deputy Assistant Secretary for Congressional Affairs (1993-96), serving as liaison for the Secretary of Agriculture and the USDA to Congress.

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