Explain the Standard View of How a Bill Becomes a Law

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Essay

Explain the standard view of how a bill becomes a law, referring to the key steps in both chambers in the proper order of the process. What other factors, aside from the standard view of how a bill becomes a law, also affect whether a bill becomes a law? Why is it that so few bills become law? Is the current system working or is reform needed?

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Definitions:

Credit for the Elderly

A tax credit available to taxpayers aged 65 and older, aimed at reducing the tax liability for qualified individuals.

Permanent Disability

A condition where an individual is unable to work and earn income due to a long-term injury or illness, often leading to eligibility for certain benefits.

Child Tax Credit

A tax benefit offered to taxpayers for each qualifying child, aimed at reducing the tax liability and potentially increasing the tax refund.

AGI

Adjusted Gross Income, which is gross income minus certain adjustments, used as a baseline for calculating taxes owed.