Good morning. The U.S. House is expected to vote on the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act conference report today. In the Senate, the banking committee will meet in executive session to vote on a number of Export-Import Bank nominations. Here’s what’s happening this morning:
The Young Professionals Commission has raised its participation age limit – The Point
Registration is open for the Association’s January webinars. Like last year, the Association will be providing each member credit union with complimentary access to two webinars as a benefit of membership – NYCUA
New York credit union leaders can register for the Pennsylvania Credit Union Association’s 2018 CEO Summit, scheduled for Jan. 14-17 in Key West, Florida – NYCUA
The Financial Stability Oversight Council is calling on Congress to give NCUA examination and enforcement powers over third-party service providers – CU Times
A bill introduced in the U.S. House last week would allow credit unions, regardless of their charter type, to include underserved areas in their field of membership – PYMNTS
Rep. Tom Emmer, R-Minnesota, introduced a bill that would delay the expanded data collection and reporting requirements under the Home Mortgage Disclosure Act – CUNA
The bank lobby failed to convince Congress to change the credit union tax exemption, but they’re still bashing credit unions in the press – CUToday
Mortgage lenders are bracing for big delays in the processing of mortgage applications, citing a problem at the Internal Revenue Service – CU Journal
A bankruptcy court in New York provided some clarifications on how credit unions can deal with bankrupt members who have caused the institution a loss – New York’s State of Mind
