US EditionTrump Proposal To Eliminate Federal Taxes At 150K: What It Means In IL
- President Donald Trump wants to eliminate income taxes for individuals earning less than $150,000 a year, which could benefit about 76% of the U.S. Population according to the U.S. Census Bureau report.
- Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick stated that Trump's goal is, "no tax for anybody making under $150,000 a year," and mentioned that this would be funded by tariffs.
- Concerns have been raised about the practical implications of this tax elimination, including potential impacts on work incentives and tax fairness.
- The Trump administration has not provided detailed plans to enact this proposal, and its viability remains uncertain due to reliance on tariffs for revenue.
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Trump’s Tax Cuts Mainly Benefit Wealthy
According to the Yale Budget Lab, Republicans’ proposed cuts to social safety net programs combined with the Trump tax cuts they are intended to pay for “would actively transfer money from low-income people to high-income earners,” the Washington Post reports.
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