Question

read the quote from the ways and means committee of the house.
a tax bill must be passed first by the house of representatives. after the house has completed action on a bill and approved it by a majority vote, the bill is transmitted to the senate for formal action.
—committee on ways and means
house of representatives
what happens after the actions mentioned in the quote?
the senate votes on the bill.
the bill goes to a committee.
the bill goes back to the house.
the president signs the bill into law.

Explanation:

The quote indicates that after the House of Representatives approves a tax bill (by majority vote), it is transmitted to the Senate. In the legislative process, once one chamber (the House, in this case) acts on a bill, the next step is for the other chamber (the Senate) to consider it. The bill going to a committee would happen before the House vote (as bills are first referred to committees in the House). The bill going back to the House would occur if there were differences between House and Senate versions (after Senate action). The president signing the bill into law is the final step (after both House and Senate pass the bill in identical form).

Answer:

The Senate votes on the bill.