The Trump administration is more likely to push again the deadline for submitting earnings tax returns as a part of its fiscal stimulus plan to fight the influence of the coronavirus outbreak, The Wall Avenue Journal reported late Tuesday.

The report cited sources accustomed to the matter, together with an administration official. There had but to be a remaining resolution on the transfer, nor would the logistics of how the plan would work finalized, the newspaper added. Treasury officers had been undecided about how lengthy the deadline could be prolonged past April 15, or who could be eligible, in line with the report.

The information comes as President Donald Trump and his financial group work to assemble a response to the lethal virus' unfold and its influence on markets and the financial system.

CNBC's Eamon Javers had reported earlier Tuesday that officers inside the White Home stated any such plan was removed from prepared. Throughout a gathering with Senate Republicans on Tuesday, Trump pitched slashing payroll taxes to 0% for the remainder of the...