The law was a central piece of the 1997 bipartisan budget deal, shaping tax policy by providing targeted relief while accompanying measures aimed to balance deficit reduction and economic growth.
President Clinton signed the Taxpayer Relief Act of 1997 into law, enacting major tax cuts including a child tax credit and reductions in capital gains tax rates.
The law was a central piece of the 1997 bipartisan budget deal, shaping tax policy by providing targeted relief while accompanying measures aimed to balance deficit reduction and economic growth.
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