We know there will be a Republican president, and it appears the Republican Party will have the majority in both chambers of Congress. ... Republicans aren’t entirely unified on tax policy.

Western Governors University School of Business tax expert Jim Franklin explains what may be in store during Trump’s second term and how a majority-Republican government will shape tax policies.

Class conflict has erupted in Trump’s America – within his own Republican Party. The party controls both houses of Congress, as well as the presidency. But their struggle to agree upon tax ...

This divide underscores the complexity of crafting a tax policy that satisfies diverse party interests. Some Republican lawmakers have privately advocated for a significantly higher SALT deduction ...

WASHINGTON — What, exactly, the Republican Party stands for in terms of economic policy in the second Trump administration is a question reaching an inflection point. Is it the party that ...

T he Republican Party's latest tax bill, presented under the leadership of the House, is a comprehensive proposal that seeks to make permanent the 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act. This includes ...

Washington — What, exactly, the Republican Party stands for in terms of economic policy in the second Trump administration is a question reaching an inflection point. Is it the party that ...

And the Republican Party platform, ... And the Republican love of tax-cut rhetoric could end up driving away ... the Tax Policy Center estimates that his plan would mean a de facto $500 ...

Hi there! I’m from the Republican Party, here to explain to you non-billionaires why our tax and spending cuts bill, which we call the “One Big Beautiful Bill Act,” because we’re totally ...

Many provisions of President Trump’s signature Tax Cuts and Jobs Act from 2017 are set to expire at the end of 2025. Three economists break down the fiscal impact of the cuts for individuals and ...

Parts of the 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act expire in 2025, and experts will be closely watching to see where GOP presidential hopefuls stand on extending it.

WASHINGTON—Contentious provisions related to judicial powers, artificial intelligence, gun suppressors and transgender care tucked inside House Republicans’ tax and spending megabill could be ...