This week, Florida Republican Congressman Bill Posey doubled down on his efforts to help streamline federal taxes for senior citizens living on fixed incomes.

Posey spoke to the House Ways and Means Committee on Tuesday about his “Seniors’ Tax Simplification Act” proposal. The bill mandates the IRS create a new federal tax form for seniors, Form 1040SR which is similar to the current Form 1040EZ with a few additional benefits. Under Posey’s proposal, seniors would be able to file their taxes on the form even if they rely on Social Security, qualified retirement plans, interest, dividends and capital gains.

“Many senior citizens don’t have complicated income streams and it’s just common sense that their tax filing forms reflect that reality,” Posey said this week. “Simplifying these forms will help senior citizens save time and money when it comes time to file their taxes.”

Posey introduced his bill back in May and has reeled in ten cosponsors including fellow Florida Republican Congressman Dan Webster and California Democrat Congressman Brad Sherman. The proposal also has the support of the 60 Plus Association and the AARP.