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Trump, Senate and tax cuts

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Republican senators are meeting Wednesday morning with President Donald Trump at the White House as they push ahead on his big bill of tax breaks and spending cuts while delaying some of the most diff...
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Their controversial strategy hinges on a budget gimmick making it appear as if their $5 trillion tax package won't cost anything.
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Senate Majority Leader John Thune has reiterated that Congress does not have the authority to make changes to Social Security through the budget reconciliation process.

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GOP senators push ahead on Trump's tax cuts package, punt on big decisions
Republican senators are meeting with President Donald Trump at the White House as they push ahead on his tax breaks and spending cuts. But they’re delaying action on some of the most difficult decisions,
Republicans Eye $25,000 SALT Cap as Trump’s Tax Cuts Take Shape
Republicans are in the process of drafting a tax bill behind closed doors that includes an increase of the state and local tax deduction to as high as $25,000 for an individual, according to people familiar with the plan.
Senate Republicans eye budget vote amid growing fight over Trump tax cuts
Eying a vote on a multitrillion-dollar budget blueprint this week, Senate Republicans are considering a far-reaching move to that would set a $0 cost for making President Donald Trump’s tax cuts permanent.
Republicans Plan To Go 'Nuclear' On Passing Trillion Dollar Tax Cuts
Their controversial strategy hinges on a budget gimmick making it appear as if their $5 trillion tax package won't cost anything.
GOP senators push ahead on Trump's tax cuts package, punting big decisions for later
Senate Republicans insist they are pushing ahead on President Donald Trump's big bill of tax breaks and spending cuts this week.
Senate Republicans eye budget resolution vote this week with reduced spending cuts
Senate Republicans are hoping to vote on a budget resolution this week that would pave the way for President Trump’s “big, beautiful bill” encompassing tax cuts, border security and energy
Senate Dem Doubles Down Attacking GOP Budget For Something His Own Party Says Can’t Happen
Democratic Delaware Sen. Chris Coons is continuing to insist that GOP lawmakers are seeking to make entitlement program cuts that
Senate Republicans set to bypass parliamentarian on Trump tax cuts
Republicans are set to make the audacious play of bypassing the Senate parliamentarian and moving forward with a budget resolution based on a scoring baseline set by Budget Committee Chair Lindsey
House Republicans reject Senate talk of lowering spending cut targets for Trump agenda
House Republicans are warning their Senate counterparts against lowering spending cut targets for a massive legislative package containing the bulk of President Trump’s agenda.

DeSantis wants to cut state property tax

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DeSantis argues that tourists and non-residents should bear a larger share of the tax burden.
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DeSantis said another problem with the House initiative is that it would benefit anyone who spends money in Florida, including “foreigners… visitors and part-time residents.”

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Is Florida getting a tax break? DeSantis wants property tax cut; sales tax another idea
DeSantis held a news conference for tackling property tax for homeowners, calling on Florida Legislature to direct billions for relief. See his plan.
Gov. DeSantis: Property tax relief, not sales tax cuts, is Florida’s priority
Instead of a cut in sales taxes as proposed by the House, DeSantis says he wants to provide a $1,000 tax break to all homestead property owners.
Ron DeSantis Gives Update on Florida Dissolving Income, Property Tax
Governor Ron DeSantis has reiterated his intention to see Florida become a no-income, no-property tax state, saying that this dream could be achieved by offloading residents' tax burden to visitors. "The thing is,
DeSantis escalates feud with House speaker on tax cuts
People, one, are not clamoring for sales tax relief, they’re clamoring for property tax relief,” DeSantis said Monday.
DeSantis pushes property tax relief over sales tax cut, proposes $1,000 homeowner break
Governor DeSantis argues Floridians are more interested in property tax relief than sales tax cuts. Here's what to know.
DeSantis proposes property tax break, disses idea for sales tax break
Gov. Ron DeSantis said he wants to save Floridians about $1,000 on their property tax bills over the next year, escalating a dispute with the House speaker over how to cut taxes this year. During a Monday news conference,
Almost all wealth is owned by top 50% of Americans. Tax cuts may deepen divide, experts say.
Top households are grabbing a larger share of the nation's wealth, a trend experts say could accelerate due to tax cuts and tariffs, experts say.
Senate GOP to move ahead on plan to unlock Trump tax cuts, border agenda this week
Senate Republicans are preparing to move forward with a budget plan that will enable them to implement President Trump's agenda, eyeing a vote later this week.
Trump allies make push for permanent tax cut plan in Congress
President Donald Trump's allies are launching an effort to encourage Congress to quickly approve an extension of 2017 tax cuts due to expire at the end of the year to jolt the economy.
In Washington Post op-Ed: Mass Rep. Neal argues Americans ‘can’t afford’ Trump tax cuts
"When it comes to measuring the cost of our proposals, let’s not cook the books," U.S. Rep. Richard Neal, D-1st District, said.
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Republicans divided on spending cuts as they try to pay for Trump's tax cuts
U.S. congressional Republicans are struggling over how to pay for President Donald Trump's multi-trillion-dollar tax-cut and immigration reform agenda, with the fate of the Medicaid healthcare program and the nation's debt ceiling hanging in the balance.
GOP senators push ahead on Trump’s tax cuts package and delay big decisions for later
The costs of the $4.5 trillion in tax cuts and how to pay for it are still up for debate. but Republican senators could take a step toward resolution.
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