🧵🧵The ways and means committee released the 389 page centerpiece of the big beautiful bill. And this, this is what I voted for. Growth, stabilization, promotes business and helps the middle class. Don’t let the media lie about this like did with the TCJA. It makes permanent
Pro-growth provisions: A. Permanent Tax Relief for Families & Workers •Permanently extends individual tax rate cuts, ensuring lower marginal rates that incentivize work, saving, and entrepreneurship. •Expanded standard deduction helps simplify filing and rewards income
C. New Deductions That Reward Productivity •“No Tax on Tips” Deduction: Workers in traditionally tipped occupations can deduct tip income—encourages accurate reporting and rewards labor directly. •“No Tax on Overtime” Deduction: Hard work is honored, not penalized. This
Regulatory Streamlining and Simplification Provisions: •Consolidates complex deductions into broader, easier-to-use tax rules, reducing audit risk and accounting burdens. •Defines specific income reporting rules for tips and overtime, enabling Treasury to automate and
Modernization of Social Benefits •Expands ABLE account limits for the disabled—encourages financial independence and reduces long-term entitlement strain. •Makes student loan forgiveness for death/disability tax-free—removes bureaucratic penalties on hardship cases. •Extends
Economic Incentives for Middle America •Middle-class families benefit from expanded child tax credits and simplified standard deduction rules. •Lower-income entrepreneurs and tradespeople receive broader pass-through benefits, without punishing them for running
Strategic Timing for Stability •By making key provisions permanent, the bill ends uncertainty that discourages investment. •Temporary provisions (like bonus deductions through 2028) provide a stimulus bridge to full growth without locking in long-term spending.
Fiscal Responsibility Through Growth This bill doesn’t rely on redistribution or government programs. It stimulates organic revenue growth by: •Increasing work participation •Encouraging business reinvestment •Protecting intergenerational wealth and job creators
