Josh Hawley on Tax Reform

Ad-Watch: tax plan gives 25%, not 83%, to richest 1%

We found this to be incomplete. A Tax Policy Center analysis shows about 25 percent of tax cuts will go to the top 1 percent in 2025. The amount of tax cuts going to the richest Americans does jump to 83 percent in 2027, but only because most individual income tax changes expire then.

Hawley's team called the attack false in a press release saying, "It's a classic case of politicians using a technically accurate statistic but without the context or explanation it requires."

Keep deductions for local taxes & 401(k) contributions

CC:Make federal income tax cuts permanent.

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CC:Elimination the Death Tax.

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