COLUMBUS, Ohio — Heating, Air-conditioning & Refrigeration Distributors International (HARDI) applauds the recent introduction of the proposed tax reform package framework jointly put forth by the House Committee on Ways & Means, Senate Finance Committee, and the White House.

“We acknowledge that specific details on the provisions included in the framework are forthcoming, but certain provisions, such as Estate Tax repeal, Alternative Minimum Tax (AMT) repeal, and broad capital expensing are in line with HARDI Advocacy efforts,” said Talbot Gee, CEO, HARDI. “We are optimistic about the details to come on these provisions and we look forward to working with Congress on a much-needed update to a tax code that has been virtually left unchanged for decades.”