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Updated Dec 21, 2020 GOP Battled To Nail Tax Break For 3-Martini Lunches In Stimulus Package: Report Regular Americans, meanwhile, will get just $600 as much as Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross spends on slippers. Critics are slamming the unbalanced distribution of the nation’s resources in a draft of the new COVID-19 financial relief package after The Washington Post reported it includes a tax break for the “three-martini” business lunch. Regular workers, meanwhile, will get $600 in stimulus cash from the government, which could be the equivalent of a bill for a single one of those corporate executive lunches. The tax deductions for the meals, expected to cost the U.S. Treasury billions in tax revenue, was pushed by the White House and Republicans, and denounced by congressional Democrats, according to the Post. It’s included in a summary of the stimulus deal circulating among congressional officials.

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