President Obama's FY 2012 tax proposals and the outlook on Capitol Hill

A quarterly update from the Ernst & Young Center for Tax Policy

In his recent State of the Union address, President Obama proposed lowering the corporate income tax rate without increasing the federal deficit. Please join members of the Ernst & Young Center for Tax Policy on Wednesday, 23 February for a one-hour webcast on the president’s FY 2012 budget and tax proposals. In addition to the president’s domestic and international tax proposals, speakers will discuss the fiscal backdrop, the outlook for near-term tax legislation and the prospects for longer-term tax reform.

Featured panelists
Nick Giordano, Ernst & Young LLP, Co-Director, Washington Council Ernst & Young
Bob Carroll, Ernst & Young LLP, Quantitative Economics and Statistics
LaBrenda Garrett-Nelson, Ernst & Young LLP, Washington Council Ernst & Young

Moderator
Eric Solomon, Ernst & Young LLP, Director of National Tax

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