
Trump’s Tariff Return Plan: $2000 Checks?
Trump proposes $2000 tariff returns to Americans, funded by tariff revenue. Experts question feasibility and legality, citing existing budget commitments and potential Supreme Court challenges.

Trump proposes $2000 tariff returns to Americans, funded by tariff revenue. Experts question feasibility and legality, citing existing budget commitments and potential Supreme Court challenges.

Sherrill and Ciattarelli sparred over opioid crisis, taxes, Trump's policies in a heated NJ gubernatorial debate. Accusations of misinformation and diverging visions for the state's future took center stage.

New child tax credit rules require Social Security numbers, impacting 2.7M kids. Credit amount increases, but access tightens for immigrants and low-income families. Poverty implications noted.

Analysis of tax breaks reveals some favor wealthier Americans permanently, while breaks for others expire. Impact on different income levels and the debate surrounding fairness are examined.

The potential expiry of Tax Cuts and Jobs Act is analyzed. While a large dollar amount, experts say it wouldn't be the largest rise in history as a GDP percentage. Historical context and alternative metrics are considered. Tax policy changes impact individuals.

“[T]he distribution of wealth among Americans has grown increasingly unequal, concentrating economic resources in a steadily shrinking percentage of individuals,” the Treasury Department wrote in its general explanation of Biden’s proposed budget.

Trump’s proposal to end federal taxes on tips (which Vice President Kamala Harris later said she also supports) is aimed at benefiting mostly low-income workers, though some economists doubt it will work.