Full Committee Hearing

Tax Reform: What It Could Mean for Tribes and Territories

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Location:  215 Dirksen Senate Office Building

Meeting Agenda

Member Statements

  1. Max Baucus

    D - MT
  2. Orrin G. Hatch

    R - UT

Witnesses

  1. Ms. Sarah Hall Ingram

    Commissioner, Tax Exempt and Govenment Entities
    Internal Revenue Service
    Washington, DC
  2. The Honorable Robert Odawi Porter

    President
    Seneca Nation of Indians
    Salamanca, NY
  3. Dr. Lindsay G. Robertson

    Professor of Law
    University of Oklahoma College of Law
    Norman, OK
  4. Dr. Steven Maguire

    Specialist in Public Finance
    Congressional Research Service
    Washington, DC

Related Files

  1. Tax Reform: What It Could Mean for Tribes and Territories

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