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Growing Concern that Trump’s Tax Cut Could Hammer Fannie and Freddie
February 8, 2017
Paul Muolo
and
Brandon Ivey
The DTAs are available to the GSEs as future deductions against taxable income. A reduction in the corporate tax rate would reduce existing DTAs for not just Fannie and Freddie but for other U.S. businesses as well.
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