• 佩洛西希望通过一项超过1万亿美元的法案来资助和扩大冠状病毒援助计划
• 麦康奈尔提倡的是以医疗保健为优先目标的有针对性的方法
• 特朗普支持直接支付、更多小企业贷款和基础设施支出
• 白宫官员讨论减税、50年期债券、企业责任豁免
• 越来越多的人呼吁地方**给予更多支持

华盛顿的领导人说，他们已经准备好着手制定下一个**法案，而且在公开辩论之后，两党之间似乎有了一些缓和。

据报道，众议院议长佩洛西（Nancy Pelosi）在电话会议上告诉其他民主党人、前美联储主席耶伦（Janet Yellen），这笔资金必须达到或超过1万亿美元。彭博社报道说，佩洛西希望该法案补充国会2.2万亿美元的病毒救助法案中确立的项目资金，增加对个人的直接支付，延长失业保险，为食品券提供更多资源，并为向小企业提供贷款的工资保护计划提供更多资金。

她上周谈到的基础设施没有提到。这很可能是一个妥协，坚持与危机直接相关的问题，而不是共和党上周抱怨的更广泛的议程。参议院多数党领袖米奇·麦康奈尔此前主张采取观望的办法。他说佩洛西的推动“为时过早”，她应该“退后”，但他最近表示，他愿意着手制定一项新法案。星期五，他对***说，“下一步将有一项措施”，第四项法案“应该更针对我们的错误和我们做的不够的事情作出有针对性的反应——在榜单的首位，必须有医疗保健部分。”参议员卢比奥告诉媒体，其他共和党参议员也认识到了这一需要换个账单。”顺便说一下，这包括补充小企业贷款计划的资金。因为我相信，考虑到需求，这些基金将不会达到6月30日，”他告诉CNBC

特朗普总统还表示，他的**计划采取更多行动。昨天，他告诉记者，他支持额外的直接支付和基础设施法案的想法我们的国家必须重建。他们把这些钱都花在了中东——8万亿美元。”。他还承诺，如果小企业贷款计划到期，他将要求国会为其提供更多资金。

据福克斯商业公司（foxbusiness）报道，白宫官员还讨论了削减工资税、削减资本利得税、创设50年期美国国债，以及免除企业对签约COVID-19的员工的责任。

随着财政收入预计将大幅下降，要求向地方**提供更多资金的呼声也越来越高。据彭博社报道，耶伦说，支持地方**的需求非常迫切。先前的**法案拨出1500亿美元用于州和地方援助，但这是专门用于冠状病毒相关的目的。丹佛州长贾里德·波利斯（Jared Polis）和当地**官员最近给科罗拉多州驻华盛顿国会代表团写了一封信，信中说：“当你们展望第四阶段的经济**方案时，我们作为州和地方合作伙伴站在这场危机的前线，团结一致，敦促你们将至少5000亿美元的直接投资包括在内，强有力的、即时的国家和地方援助。如果没有这种援助，科罗拉多州和地方**直接帮助科罗拉多州的社区应对并从这场公共卫生危机的影响中恢复过来，他们将面临一场无法缓解的经济危机。”

国会目前休会，议员们要到4月20日才能返回华盛顿，因此一项法案可能在5月份颁布。

2万亿美元的**计划中有什么？

• One-time direct payments: Every ***** earning up to $75,000 will receive a rebate of $1,200 plus $500 for each child. Married couples making a combined $150,000 will receive $2,400. Amount phased out beyond this limit. All those with Social Security numbers, even those with no income or those dependent on non-taxable means-tested benefit programs, such as SSI benefits, are eligible to receive this. This is expected to include 90% of U.S. households. Adults making over $99,000 and married couples making over $198,000 are not eligible. For single filers with children, the limit is raised to $146,500. The IRS will use a taxpayer’s 2019 tax return if filed and in the absence of that the 2018 return.
• Unemployment benefits: Expanded to include freelance, gig and furloughed workers and cover an additional 13 weeks through the end of the year. $600 per week extra assistance for four months.
• Small businesses: $350 billion in low-interest (up to 4%) loans for businesses with 500 or fewer employees per location. Loans will be forgiven if used to retain workers, pay rent/utilities or mortgage interest. Loans up to $10 million.
• Retirement plans: The 10% penalty on early withdrawals up to $100,000 from retirement accounts has been waived for those experiencing financial hardship due to the virus. The maximum loan amount from retirement accounts has been doubled to $100,000.
• Student loans: Payments on federal loans suspended without penalty through September 30.
• Hospitals: $100 billion in grants for hospitals. There is also a 20% Medicare payment boost for those treating coronavirus patients.
• Corporate America: $500 billion Treasury fund for loans to struggling corporati***. An inspector general and accountability committee will serve as watchdogs and funds cannot be distributed to federally elected officials or their immediate relatives. Companies prevented from buying back stock until a year after the loan is paid back.
• Airlines: $58 billion in aid, half in the form of grants and the other half loans.
• State and local governments: $150 billion in aid, including $8 billion for tribal governments.
• Payment of employer payroll taxes: Employers and self-employed individuals can delay paying the 6.2% Social Security tax on employee wages. Half of the amount has to be paid by December 31, 2021 and the other half by December 31, 2022.