Trump Plans Tax Signing on Jan. 3 Due to Technical Issue
President Donald Trump  plans to sign the tax bill on Jan. 3 to ensure automatic spending cuts to Medicare and other programs donât take effect  according to a House Republican aide familiar with the plans.
 Trump  and GOP leaders have repeatedly said  the president  would sign the legislation before Christmas. White House National Economic Council Director Gary Cohn signaled Wednesday morning that the signing date could be pushed back because of the potential for triggering the cuts.
White House officials insisted that no firm timetable had been set.  Trump  could sign the tax legislation earlier if Congress passed a waiver to the PAYGO rules  but that is unlikely to happen before lawmakers leave Washington for a holiday recess.
âI think weâre just working out some of the logistics on that â Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said Wednesday on Fox News. â He âll sign it as quickly as  he  can.â
[TGT] plans to sign the tax bill on Jan. 3 to ensure automatic spending cuts to Medicare and other programs donât take effect  according to a House Republican aide familiar with the plans.
  [TGT] and GOP leaders have repeatedly said   [TGT] would sign the legislation before Christmas. White House National Economic Council Director Gary Cohn signaled Wednesday morning that the signing date could be pushed back because of the potential for triggering the cuts.
White House officials insisted that no firm timetable had been set.   [TGT] could sign the tax legislation earlier if Congress passed a waiver to the PAYGO rules  but that is unlikely to happen before lawmakers leave Washington for a holiday recess.
âI think weâre just working out some of the logistics on that â Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said Wednesday on Fox News. â He âll sign it as quickly as  he  can.â