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The House has already passed this major tax bill by a large margin (357-70), suggesting bipartisan momentum.
The bill includes:
Making individual tax cuts from the 2017 TCJA permanent (currently set to expire in 2026).
Restoring full R&D expensing instead of amortization (a boost to business investment).
Addressing bonus depreciation phaseouts.
The bill’s total estimated impact is over $4 trillion in tax cuts, though dynamic scoring suggests it pays for itself via growth.
While a Fed rate cut might be a near-term market catalyst, long-term corporate profitability (and therefore stock valuations) hinges more on fiscal policy like this.
Historical evidence suggests that tax policy tends to have a bigger long-term market impact than modest rate changes.