US tax overhaul in doubt as House GOP stuck on budget disagreements
Disputes persist over spending levels and border-adjusted tax proposal as August House recess looms
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THE House is set to leave for its August recess without having taken the first essential step to overhauling the US tax code: agreeing on a 2018 budget resolution.
Disputes among House Republicans over spending levels and the controversial border-adjusted tax proposal are preventing Speaker Paul Ryan from winning enough support to schedule a floor vote on the budget that a House panel approved last week.
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