Along with work happening in the House, the Senate Finance Committee also plans to move ahead with work to draft a Social Security bill. The Finance Committee staff plans to meet next week during the July 4 recess with the goal of having a draft ready to present to senators when they return. The focus during staff sessions leading up to this work has been mainly on how to work payroll tax funded "carve-out" accounts into a solvency bill. Apparently, tax increases are off the table, and Senate Finance Committee Chairman Grassley is continuing to push for larger carve-out accounts than proposed last week by Sen. Jim DeMint, (R-SC), sources said. It is not clear yet if the legislation will end up including carve-out accounts or "add on" accounts that are funded outside the Social Security system. Apparently, Grassley will insist on legislation that includes accounts as well as provisions for making the system solvent, even if the House does only a limited DeMint-style proposal without addressing solvency.