Hours before the House and Senate unveiled their blended tax overhaul bill, two GOP Senate holdouts said they were on board.
Sens. Bob Corker and Marco Rubio were holding out on the bill for different reasons.
On Thursday, Rubio said he'd vote "no" on the plan if it didn't expand a child tax credit to help families who pay payroll taxes.
And he seems to have gotten his way. Friday on Twitter, he said Republicans agreed to raise the credit above his minimum benchmark.
Corker voted "no" on the original Senate bill because of reports it could add nearly $1.5 trillion to the deficit. But now he says he thinks the bill, combined with regulatory changes, will be good for Americans.
The final tax bill is expected to be released later Friday, and both houses of Congress will likely vote on it sometime next week.
