Mr. Johnson could stall the bill by himself on Tuesday, when it is scheduled for a vote in the Senate Budget Committee. Many of those senators are in discussions with party leaders over how to tweak the bill to address their concerns. Some other senators’ concerns appear less likely to be addressed. Such a move would allow working parents who do not currently face income tax liability to still benefit from the expanded credit envisioned in the bill. “We’re generally able to get together and solve these problems,” Mr. Hatch said of the House and Senate.

Source: New York Times November 27, 2017 14:59 UTC