United States House of representatives voted against the Senate version of payroll taxes tax cuts United States House of representatives on 20th to vote against the Senate version of the payroll tax tax cuts, which have long been debates tax extension questions add variables, meaning that both parties in Congress will continue in the next limited period of time around the subject intense conflict between competing for voice. Senate 17th through payroll taxes tax breaks and long-term unemployment benefits extension motion two months, but the HouseRepublicans expressed dissatisfaction with advocated policies extension for another year, and asked the Senate to make a new negotiation. But Senate majority leader Harry Reid said Democrats will not return to the negotiating table unless the House of expediency for the extension of two months to agree to the Senate in order to ensure that payroll taxes tax and benefit policies in the long-term unemployed when 2012 comesFailure. United States reached by both parties in Congress last year swtor leveling service, tax cuts and jobless benefits programme expires at the end of this year. Republicans and Democrats arguing over policy extension problems, both houses of Congress is the motion proposed by their respective version. As Christmas approaches, Congress is about to enter a recess. If Parliament cannot agree on the extension bill, about 1. 600 million Americans payTaxes will rise next year, the long-term unemployed benefits will break next year. United States President Barack Obama said in a speech after the vote in the House, Congress the political stalemate is not only the effect of average household, as well as national economy as a whole. Members of Congress have a responsibility to United States peoples "together to do the right thing".