US EditionConservative coalition pushes for Trump tax cut extension
- A group of New Hampshire lawmakers urged the congressional delegation to extend tax cuts from 2017, set to expire soon, warning that failing to do so will burden average families with higher taxes.
- The average New Hampshire family could pay an additional $3,472 in federal taxes if the cuts expire, according to Americans For Prosperity's Greg Moore.
- A national poll by Americans For Prosperity found that 75% of Americans support extending the tax cuts, despite claims from the New Hampshire Democratic Party about its negative impact.
- Greg Moore criticized Congress members who opposed the tax cuts, stating they offered no alternatives and seem to favor a tax increase on New Hampshire residents.
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Conservative coalition pushes for Trump tax cut extension
On the eve of the federal tax filing deadline, a conservative coalition called upon the state’s all-Democratic congressional delegation to drop its opposition and support the extension of Trump tax cuts set to expire later this year.
ICYMI: AFP-OH Champions Saving President Trump’s Tax Cuts at Cincinnati Tax Day Rally - Americans for Prosperity
Cincinnati, OH – Yesterday, Americans for Prosperity – Ohio (AFP-OH) held a rally with State Representatives Adam Mathews and Rodney Creech. At the center of the conversation was the critical issue: making permanent the pro-growth tax policies of the 2017 Trump tax cuts to prevent massive tax increases on Ohio families. AFP-OH State Director Donovan O’Neil released the following statement: “Inflation has already hit families hard, and a bigge…
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