mark from jackson hewitt, thank you so much for being with us today. >> good day. >> we've seen two different republican tax plans. one from the house and one from the senate. overall, are these plans very similar or are they different? what can you walk us through on this? >> house bill kind of followed the framework put out several weeks ago by the administration and the senate bill really dove tails on to that. a few nuanced differences. the senateil mortgage debt amount up to the current standard of a million. so less impact there. they do totally take out the state and local tax but kept the basic premise the same. doubling the standard deduction. moving the tax rates around a little bit. probably most taxpayers, especially moderate and middle income taxpayers should enjoy real benefits from this plan should it come to law. >> a single mom with one child and let's say makes $30,000 a year. how would she fare under this scenario? >> she's right there in the middle of the good spot. middle income with a family. single mom with $30,000 with a dependent woul the exemption which might be prob