If any differences exist between the House- and Senate-passed versions of a tax bill, the bill is referred to:
A) the Finance Committee
B) the President
C) the Joint Conference Committee
D) the Supreme Court

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The Joint Conference Committee is a special committee composed of members from both the House and Senate that is responsible for resolving differences between their respective versions of a bill. Therefore, if there are any differences between the House- and Senate-passed versions of a tax bill, the bill would be referred to the Joint Conference Committee.

If Any Differences Exist Between the House- and Senate-Passed Versions