US EditionTrump floats eliminating U.S. income tax and replacing it with tariffs on imports
- Donald Trump proposed replacing the federal income tax with tariffs on imports, as mentioned by Representatives Thomas Massie and Marjorie Taylor Greene.
- Trump discussed implementing tariff hikes, extending 2017 tax cuts, and creating a tax exemption for tipped wages during a meeting with House Republicans in Washington.
- Implementing tariff increases to offset income taxes may be challenging since the US collects more revenue from individual levies than from imported goods.
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Trump Floats Plan to Eliminate Income Tax
Former President Donald Trump, who levied tariffs on China during his term in office, is considering using tariffs to reduce or replace the income tax, according to new reports. Per […] The post Trump Floats Plan to Eliminate Income Tax appeared first on The Western Journal.
Trump talks tariffs and taxes, calls Republican host city 'horrible'
Donald Trump criticized U.S. aid to Ukraine and suggested raising tariffs to replace the U.S. income tax on a Thursday visit to Capitol Hill where he also called the city hosting his party's presidential convention "horrible."
Hawaii Tribune-Herald
Trump talks tariffs and taxes, calls Republican host city ‘horrible’ - Hawaii Tribune-Herald
WASHINGTON — Donald Trump criticized U.S. aid to Ukraine and suggested raising tariffs to replace the U.S. income tax on a Thursday visit to Capitol Hill where he also called the city hosting his party’s presidential convention “horrible.”
Donald Trump calls Republican convention host city 'horrible', sparks row
Former President Donald Trump faced backlash after reportedly calling Milwaukee, the host city of the upcoming Republican National Convention, "horrible". Trump's remark sparked a flurry of responses as Republicans rushed to his defence while Democrats slammed him.
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