The White House said Thursday there’s a “very good chance” that President Trump will sign the sweeping tax-reform bill into law on Friday.

Previous reports said Trump might wait until January to sign the measure because it could trigger automatic cuts to Medicare and other programs in 2018, under the Pay as You Go Act, which requires cuts if a bill increases the federal deficit.

But Congress added language Thursday to prevent the automatic cuts if Trump signs the $1.5 trillion tax-cut package before 2018.