The front seats are quite wonderful, offering endless adjustability and comfort.
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Storage cubbies are plentiful and the sun visors get extra adjustability.
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But a provision known as border adjustability is stirring up controversy.
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The makers of this device tout its adjustability among other things.
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Q: Are Trump's tweets in line with the border adjustability plan?
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Border adjustability is only one component of the "A Better Way" blueprint.
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Trump has previously been unclear about where he stands on border adjustability.
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WHAT HAPPENS TO THE PRICES THAT CONSUMERS PAY IF BORDER ADJUSTABILITY GOES THROUGH?
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Border adjustability in tax reform helps get to lower rates, territoriality, and permanency.
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Without their support, Ryan and co can't get border adjustability through the House.
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We like its adjustability and that you can detach it completely from its stand.
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"I'm still learning this whole new adjustability of clubs," Woods told the Golf Channel.
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AAP pointed to commentators that recommended Congress make those changes without including border adjustability.
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"From a company standpoint, the border adjustability is a big deal for them," Boockvar said.
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Outdoor jobs can also demonstrate a dedication to nature and adjustability to different work environments.
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Including border adjustability in tax reform also helps get to a territorial system of taxation.
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Republicans have touted border-adjustability as a way to encourage manufacturing in the United States.
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That preserves border-adjustability and the support that every U.S. company competing internationally sorely needs.
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The keyboard, which uses strong magnets to attach to the device, has infinite viewing-angle adjustability.
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"I'm still learning this whole new adjustability of clubs," Woods told the Golf Channel on Tuesday.
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Adjustability: If you want to maximize your comfort, it's imperative to find a chair that's adjustable.
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Adjustability: If you want to maximise your comfort, it's imperative to find a chair that's adjustable.
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And senators from states home to big box retailers have compelling reasons to oppose border adjustability.
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"I cannot support the border adjustability provisions as introduced last year in the blueprint," he said.
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Brady has said border adjustability would pass muster with the World Trade Organization, which polices global trade.
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What it lacks, though is the Surface Pro 4's adjustability, which comes from the integrated kickstand.
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Ryan, meanwhile, continues to defend border adjustability while acknowledging that revisions are being made to the proposal.
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Media reports have indicated that it's unlikely that border adjustability will be part of Trump's forthcoming plan.
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Known as border adjustability, the approach is intended to help U.S. manufacturers by favoring exports over imports.
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But because of its modularity and adjustability, LIM also hopes it will be a more cost-effective solution.
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Compared to the other six budget headsets we tested, we preferred its combination of adjustability, price and comfort.
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But a growing number of Republican senators have expressed concerns about border adjustability, making the proposal's fate uncertain.
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With border adjustability, consumers have to pay their home-country tax rate regardless of where they buy products.
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Under existing trade treaties, however, only "indirect" taxes (such as the aforementioned VAT) are eligible for border adjustability.
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Brady has said his committee is considering ways to smooth the transition to border adjustability for some businesses.
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I THINK THEY UNDERSTAND THAT THE CURRENT BORDER ADJUSTABILITY PLAN COULD HAVE A REALLY DETRIMENTAL IMPACT ON AMERICAN FAMILY.
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That's why retailers are very opposed to border adjustability — a large percentage of the products they sell are imported.
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Without one key element of that proposal, called border adjustability, the House GOP plan has a $1.2 trillion problem.
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Retailers are among the biggest opponents of border adjustability, arguing that it would result in higher prices for consumers.
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Border tax adjustability is proposed as a policy designed to remove incentives for base erosion, which should prove trade neutral.
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Border adjustability would raise more than $1 trillion in revenue that could be used to help pay for tax cuts.
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It was upgraded with a sturdier frame and easier adjustability, in order to cater to multiple daily riders without much maintenance.
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First, how to best design these provisions like border adjustability, interest deductibility, so it works for growth and jobs in America.
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And unless America switches to a full-fledged VAT, border adjustability may also be judged to breach World Trade Organisation rules.
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"We want to see the potential for a change in that border adjustability so that American jobs are protected," he said.
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Seven top retail executives are headed to Washington this week to express their opposition to a congressionally proposed border adjustability tax.
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Senate Republicans are looking at alternatives to border adjustability, because a growing number of senators have raised concerns about the provision.
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At no point during this conversation did Gary make a statement of support or opposition to the House border adjustability plan.
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Advocates say the House Republican border-adjustability measure could help Trump meet his pledge of boosting manufacturing jobs in the United States.
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A strong endorsement from Trump — who has sent mixed signals so far — appears to be the only way of salvaging border adjustability.
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The Texas Republican defended border adjustability, pointing to a map that showed that most other countries already exempt exports and tax imports.
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Presumably, there wouldn't be any border adjustability since nothing leaves the country, but that's a wrinkle that will have to be addressed.
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While Merck is both an importer and an exporter, the company views border adjustability as "something we can work with," McGovern said.
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They view the drawbacks of border adjustability as outweighing other features of the House Republicans' tax plan that they otherwise would support.
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For durability, adjustability, and comfort our top pick for the best dog harness overall is the Kurgo Tru-Fit Smart Dog Harness.Pros:
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The Expawlorer Big Dog Soft Reflective Harness is made from high-quality but lightweight materials for long-lasting durability, comfort, and adjustability.
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Achieving that kind of adjustability has led to chairs with tangles of unsightly levers and buttons that even expert ergonomists have trouble navigating.
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But while that concept of border adjustability seems new to the US, it's not to our competitors — 160 countries in effect do this.
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"I'm confident ... that the design of the border adjustability and the transition of it will allay those concerns," he added without providing details.
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Its ball-and-socket armrests (which function like a human shoulder) give it a wider range of adjustability than any other task chair.
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One area where there is less clarity is where the White House stands on border adjustability (or the BAT as critics call it).
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Border adjustability is expected to raise more than $1 trillion in revenue that could be used to pay for cuts to tax rates.
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Opposition to the border adjustability proposal isn't just coming from lawmakers, with industry groups, particularly for the retail industry, lobbying heavily against it.
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Height and angle adjustability on the main body of the tool make it useful in any situation for any tire on the airplane.
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Aside from dropping border adjustability, the Big Six's statement did not provide much clarity on other tax issues that have been dividing Republicans.
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If you suffer from bunions, arthritis, or plantar fasciitis, you'll appreciate the support, adjustability, and soft comfort of the Vionic Women's Relax Slippers.
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Instead, they're equipped with 10-inch tracks that feature more than 40 sizing points in 1/4 inch increments for maximum precision and adjustability.
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The group's formation comes as Republicans on the House Ways and Means Committee are working to create tax-reform legislation that includes border adjustability.
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House Ways and Means Committee Chairman Kevin Brady insisted in a Friday C-SPAN interview that border adjustability would stay in the House plan.
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His comment was taken out of context as it was part of a broader conversation about the proposals that are connected to border adjustability.
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Some Freedom Caucus members support border adjustability but a source with a good grasp on the group's numbers says the majority still opposes it.
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Backers of border adjustability — a well-funded coalition that includes Boeing and GE — saw Trump's Friday tweet as a step in the right direction.
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"My sense is that border adjustability has become a given," Mr. Brady said, "that it will be part of the final tax reform plan."
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In a speech at the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, Hatch said it was too early for him to take a hard stance on border adjustability.
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That is before we consider border tax adjustability, which is a mechanism that would exclude U.S. exports and input costs from domestic production from taxation.
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Border adjustability "would stem the flow of those [inversion] deals" and would level the playing field between American and foreign companies, McGovern told The Hill.
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This particular harness flatters my body perfectly and its adjustability allows me the choice to access or intentionally deny access to my most sensitive parts.
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I asked Trump's press team whether the conventional wisdom on the Hill is true, that Trump's top economic adviser Gary Cohn doesn't like border adjustability.
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The perceived winners under a border adjustability approach would include U.S. manufacturers that export heavily, while large-volume importers, such as U.S. retailers, could be hurt.
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One of the most dramatic changes under consideration is a border adjustability provision that would exempt U.S. exports from corporate income tax but would tax imports.
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The hot new term in the world of tax reform is "border adjustability," which refers to when governments have systems that tax imports and exempt exports.
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Made from durable but lightweight nylon with three points of adjustability, the PetSafe Come with Me Kitty Harness is a great cat harness for use indoors.
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Hopefully, such border-adjustability would also create the conditions for businesses in the United States to once again supply the components needed to build my equipment.
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These permit border adjustability for indirect levies like value-added taxes, but a direct tax, like one on income, may be prohibited, as are many export subsidies.
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"All women experience bras in their own unique way, and our goal is to ensure comfort and as much impact support with adjustability and compression," she says.
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Border tax adjustability policies would also likely be considered protectionist by the World Trade Organisation (WTO), due to the unlike tax treatment of domestic and foreign production.
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Border adjustability has come under fire from Koch Industries, the private conglomerate controlled by billionaires Charles and David Koch, who support Republicans and other conservatives in Congress.
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Trump appeared to step back from his criticism in an interview published on Wednesday on the news website Axios, saying border adjustability was still on the table.
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Emerging from the meeting, Trump's Chief Strategist Stephen Bannon told Reuters that they discussed "border adjustability," which is one of the key provisions of Paul Ryan's tax blueprint.
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I often feel the same way about the 11-inch iPad Pro, but somehow the adjustability of the Surface Go makes it feel more personal than the iPad.
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Such a knock-on effect could prevent border adjustability from raising an expected $1 trillion in revenues to help pay for lower tax rates over the next decade.
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Reform stumbled earlier this year because the Republicans' proposal was built on an unpalatable tax hike — a border adjustability tax that would have increased the cost of imports.
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Even if Trump loudly supports border adjustability — and that's a big if — he'll have a tough time convincing Senators who fear him far less than House members do.
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For a case study of this dynamic at work, look no further than the already radioactive discourse surrounding border adjustability, a cornerstone of the House Republican tax plan.
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Despite these hoped-for benefits, its opponents rank border adjustability somewhere between the bubonic plague and New Coke in terms of its merit within the tax reform debate.
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Advocates of border adjustability say the House tax plan would collapse without the more than $1 trillion in revenues it would raise to help pay for tax cuts.
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Brady told Reuters that border adjustability would "virtually eliminate" any tax incentive for U.S. companies to move operations overseas and encourage foreign investment to return to the United States.
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Kevin Brady, chairman of the House Ways and Means Committee, said last weekend that border adjustability is an important part of the tax plan and it would stay in.
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But Trump is greatly muddying the water by focusing on issues like border adjustability taxes and caps on deductions, and we haven't even got to repatriation of overseas capital.
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That's an extra dimension of overall adjustability and it also serves as a pseudo field of view slider in case people don't want images smashed up against their retinas.
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Without such an appreciation, border tax adjustability would likely have a marked additional impact on the balance of trade beyond any prospective boost that broader tax reforms could provide.
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The blueprint also contains a provision, known as border adjustability, that would tax imports and exempt exports and has drawn concerns from businesses and a number of GOP senators.
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Advocates of border adjustability say the House tax plan would collapse without the more than $1 trillion in revenues the provision would raise to help pay for tax cuts.
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A pro-border tax group called the American Made Coalition launched a TV ad on Sunday that argues tax reform that includes border adjustability would lead to job growth.
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Mnuchin didn't take firm stances on two contentious issues: border adjustability — which would tax imports but not exports — and whether the tax reform plan would add to the deficit.
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Our alternative proposal shuts that loophole while maintaining three key features GOP legislators desire: border-adjustability to support net exports, the elimination of inversions, and a lower corporate rate.
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During meetings this week with the conservative Republican Study Committee (RSC) and far-right Freedom Caucus, Mnuchin said both he and Trump are opposed to border adjustability, GOP sources said.
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While debate has centered on the direct merits or drawbacks of border adjustability, less attention has been paid to the fact that it helps achieve other goals of tax reform.
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Top retailers heading to Capitol Hill to oppose border tax proposal: Seven top retail executives are headed to Washington to express their opposition to a congressionally proposed border adjustability tax.
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Several of these senators have expressed concerns in the past about a provision in the House Republicans' tax blueprint known as border adjustability, which would tax imports and exempt exports.
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The GOP Senators from states home to big box retailers — think Walmart in Arkansas, Home Depot in Georgia and Lowe's in North Carolina — have compelling reasons to oppose border adjustability.
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What's next: Even the most fervent House conservatives tell me they can't fault Ways and Means chair Kevin Brady, who has been working to sell border adjustability to his colleagues.
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Border adjustability has come under fire from Koch Industries, the private conglomerate controlled by billionaires Charles and David Koch, who spend heavily to support Republicans and other conservatives in Congress.
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Without border adjustability, lawmakers and the White House will need to find another way to help offset tax cuts if they want to prevent tax reform from increasing the deficit.
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NOW CERTAINLY YOU KNOW I'M SPENDING A LOT OF TIME LOOKING AT THE NEW PLAN THAT THE HOUSE HAS PROPOSED FOR CORPORATE TAX REFORM, THE IMPACT OF THE BORDER ADJUSTABILITY COMPONENT.
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" A Target spokeswoman echoed that statement, saying the retailer is "closely monitoring the ongoing discussions on tax reform and the impact of the House's proposed border adjustability tax on our guests.
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The report by energy consultant Philip Verleger surfaced a week after the private conglomerate, controlled by conservative billionaires Charles and , predicted the Republican measure called "border adjustability" would devastate the economy.
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You still get the same resolution of 1440 x 10503 per eye and an LCD display, but you're paying a little extra for a better design and more adjustability and comfort.
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Trump and House Republicans have not reached agreement on border adjustability but could iron out most of their remaining differences on tax reform in two to three weeks, ahead of the Jan.
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House Republicans gravitated to border adjustability because it is a way of raising substantial revenue (more than $1 trillion over 10 years) that can be used to finance pro-growth tax cuts.
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The group announced Thursday that it has plans to meet with lawmakers and their staff and will key-vote legislation that includes border adjustability in order to rate lawmakers on their positions.
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Advocates of border adjustability note that U.S. trading partners including China use value-added taxes to favor exports over imports and say the House proposal would level the playing field for U.S. companies.
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Border adjustability, which would subject imports to U.S. tax while exempting exports, is a key part of the tax plan from House Republicans; it would raise revenue to pay for lowering tax rates.
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The danger is that prolonged disputes over issues such as border adjustability, budget neutrality, lower rates for individuals, so-called pass-through businesses and a host of other issues could derail the bill.
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"Because of this you physically have to turn the steering wheel more when entering a turn, but it also gives you more adjustability while going through that turn," adds HPD president Ted Klaus.
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The announcement that border adjustability would be set aside comes as part of a five-paragraph statement that also outlines the shared principles of the White House and congressional Republicans on tax reform.
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The Utah Republican said he gets asked about border adjustability "literally every single day" he's in the Capitol and joked that reporters are really asking him if he'll publicly criticize other Republicans' tax plan.
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Brady said Sunday on Fox News that border adjustability helps to simplify the tax code and that his committee is working on "significant modifications" to make sure the provision is phased in and designed well.
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In the House Republican plan, border adjustability is used as a base broadener that raises as much as $1.2 trillion in revenue over a decade to offset other tax cuts for small businesses and corporations.
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The problem: If President Trump doesn't get behind border adjustability — and we mean use the full force of the bully pulpit to pressure Senate Republicans and wavering House conservatives — this thing is dead on arrival.
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Similar to the value-added tax used in many countries, border adjustability would help offset the deep cuts that Republicans want to make to the corporate tax rate while preventing the deficit from swelling further.
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A former businessman and turnaround specialist who served as CEO of Reebok and Dollar General, Perdue says he supports much of the House Republicans' tax plan but is worried that border adjustability would hurt economic growth.
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Trump sent conflicting signals about his position on the border adjustability tax in separate media interviews in January, saying in one interview that it was "too complicated" and in another that it was still on the table.
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Meanwhile, a pro-border-tax group of businesses called the American Made Coalition released a digital video on Monday highlighting comments from current and former retail leaders that are favorable toward the House Republicans' tax plan and border adjustability.
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"When Trump understands how the blueprint works, particularly the border adjustability provision, which will create a huge incentive to make stuff in the United States, I think he'll be delirious," said Ken Kies, one of Washington's most influential corporate tax lobbyists.
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While such devices offer important features for long-term watching — things like a head strap and adjustability to head shapes and facial structures — most consumers are likely to judge VR in part by their experience with the free cardboard version.
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Since America imports much more than it exports, border adjustability would raise fully $1.2trn over a decade, covering almost two-thirds of the cost of cutting the tax rate to 20%, according to the Tax Policy Centre, a think-tank.
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The version of Trump's tax plan that he released in September doesn't include border adjustability but has a number of other similarities to the House GOP tax plan, including individual tax brackets of 85033 percent, 25 percent and 12 percent.
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But since it's one of the most popular and well-known types, I suggest one of the only ones I found with enough bend, power, and adjustability to provide the amount of clitoral stimulation needed for a variety of bodies.
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As Republican members of the House of Representatives tax committee prepared to discuss tax reform this week, the panel received a letter from 81 industry groups asking lawmakers to remove the proposal known as "border adjustability" from their legislative plans.
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" Kent Knutson, vice-president of government relations at Home Depot, a home improvement retailer that is the US's third biggest importer by ocean container volumes, said: "Everyone I'm talking to either doesn't understand border adjustability or they just plain don't like it.
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So I continue to make the case that while it is a new and difficult debate on border adjustability, it's important that we solve it and maintain it in the final version, because that's critical for us to leapfrog to the lead pack.
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Known as "border adjustability", it is central to an ambitious House Republican tax plan and is intended to boost exports by scrapping tax on foreign sales, even as firms would lose the right to deduct the cost of imports from their profits.
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It's a window into why Ryan and his team are pushing for full-blown tax reform, not just cuts, which would be offset (the primary driver: the controversial border-adjustability tax, which would impose a levy on imports while exempting exports entirely).
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It is likely to undergo months of debate as part of a larger package of proposals offered in congressional Republicans' "A Better Way" economic plan, but at least one Trump adviser already seems to have a favorable view of the export-focused "border adjustability" strategy.
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An additional advantage, some of its proponents suggest, is that border adjustability could look sufficiently like an import tariff for Mr Trump to claim that he had executed his threat to slap a tariff on American outsourcers, without causing anything like the same economic damage.
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Joe Lawler, my colleague at the Examiner, reports that House Republicans are sticking with their original plan for a permanent, self-financing tax reform plan, despite indications from the Trump administration that its preferences differ (that is, they favor some form of border adjustability).
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"The border adjustability feature eliminates the tax-driven incentives that force American businesses to shift their jobs, profits and headquarters overseas, including attacking the root cause of inversions," House Ways and Means Commitee Chairman Kevin Brady, R-Texas, said in a statement to CNBC.
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"While we have debated the pro-growth benefits of border adjustability, we appreciate that there are many unknowns associated with it and have decided to set this policy aside in order to advance tax reform," the administration officials and lawmakers said in a statement.
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As importantly, border adjustability has been a feature of every dream American tax code over the last 40 years, knowing that our competitors, frankly, are beating us soundly with its use, and so while it's new to the US, it's not to the rest of the world.
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"While we have debated the pro-growth benefits of border adjustability, we appreciate that there are many unknowns associated with it and have decided to set this policy aside in order to advance tax reform," the "Big Six" Republican tax negotiators said in a joint statement.
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After months of private hand-to-hand combat in the halls of Congress, the Koch operation is beginning to bring public pressure to bear on a group of Republicans who are poised to support a border adjustability tax, a central tenet of the plan pushed by House Speaker Paul Ryan.
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Widely considered to be a strategic genius — one of his defensive strategies even has its own spot in the Pro Football Hall of Fame — Belichick develops team strategy with a heavy emphasis on adjustability from week to week, relying on versatile teammates and unpredictable plays depending on who his team is playing against.
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"While we have debated the pro-growth benefits of border adjustability, we appreciate that there are many unknowns associated with it and have decided to set this policy aside in order to advance tax reform," House, Senate and White House leaders working on a tax plan said in a joint statement Thursday.
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"While we have debated the pro-growth benefits of border adjustability, we appreciate that there are many unknowns associated with it and have decided to set this policy aside in order to advance tax reform," House Speaker Paul Ryan (R-WI) wrote in a joint statement with the White House and Senate leadership on Thursday.
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Border adjustability, which would subject imports to U.S. tax and exempt exports, "is consistent with the tax policies of nearly every other country in the world, and it would effectively end the 'Made in America' tax that creates an unfair advantage for foreign-based companies at the expense of U.S. jobs and economic growth," the CEOs wrote in a letter to congressional leaders Tuesday.
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The keyboard uses USB-C for charging, with a cable included (braided, no less) and it just works out of the box with both macOS and Windows thanks to the convenient mode switch at the back and the aforementioned interchangeable key caps (no tools required, either – just pull them off and push on the replacements.) [gallery ids="1596857,1596856,1596855,1596854,1596853,1596852,1596851,1596850,1596849,1596848"] In addition to the lovely material accents, and the Azio mechanical switches, which are indeed clicky and offer just the right amount of resistance for me, the Retro Classic also has typing angle adjustability thanks to screw down feet that can add a fair amount of lift if you find that more comfortable as a typist.
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