How much does it cost the government to prevent taxes from going up: trillions of dollars or zero dollars? This isn’t a trick question.

President Donald Trump is bending Congress to his will, hobbling minority Democrats with an everything-at-once strategy and rallying fractious Republicans behind his politically risky tax cut plan and billionaire Elon Musk’s cost-cutting crusade.

The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act reduced taxes for millions of Americans. Who benefited most? We'll look at tax liabilities, before and after TCJA, for various income levels.

NEW YORK (WBNG) -- With the recent passing of a new budget framework, lawmakers adopted a budget resolution that proposes raising the debt ceiling by four trillion dollars, with a $4.5 trillion tax cut and at least two trillion in spending cuts.

Following a presidential campaign in which Donald Trump promised to improve the economic circumstances of working families, House Republicans are instead pushing to extend all expiring provisions

Pretending trillions of dollars in high-end tax cuts are free may be convenient for the GOP, but it’s extremely dishonest.

Why not tax cuts too? Republicans are readying an untested and aggressive move—a blatant gimmick, critics say—that would declare that Congress can extend expiring tax cuts and record no costs. House Republicans didn’t attempt the maneuver in the budget they passed this week.

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The fiscal arithmetic of the Trump agenda isn’t adding up. Offsetting reductions in taxes for wealthy people with regressive tariffs won’t help.