tax cuts
Coverage of tax cuts in the Nexus archive.
- Donald Trump fires up Vegas crowd with tax cut push as he takes aim at Democrat
President Trump addressed a crowd in Las Vegas, promoting tax cuts and criticizing Democrats on issues including the border, crime, and culture. He downplayed a security scare during his West Coast campaign.
- Watch live: Trump seeks to sell economic agenda, tax cuts in Las Vegas speech
President Trump will deliver a speech in Las Vegas promoting his administration’s economic agenda and the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, which includes tax cuts. The event aims to address voter concerns about affordability ahead of the November midterms.
- Fact checks: John James, Perry Johnson on tax cuts, data centers and more
The article fact-checks claims made by Michigan gubernatorial candidates John James and Perry Johnson regarding tax cuts, data centers, and other issues. It highlights their rivalry in the Republican primary race.
- State of the Race: Democrats line up behind Benson, Republicans face off in brutal two-way primary
The Democratic field for Michigan's governor is united behind Jocelyn Benson, while Republicans face a contentious primary between John James and Perry Johnson. The two GOP candidates have engaged in legal battles, mutual attacks, and policy disagreements over tax cuts and data center regulations. Johnson self-funds his campaign with significant personal wealth, while James relies on PAC support and raised less overall.
- Trump in Michigan: President to visit General Motors' Milford Proving Ground today
President Trump is visiting General Motors' Milford Proving Ground in Michigan, where his message focuses on manufacturing and job growth. He claims tax cuts protected 170,000 jobs in the state, attributing job preservation to tariffs.
- Why Indonesia needs legal trust, not tax cuts, to build a finance hub
Indonesia is shifting focus from tax cuts to legal trust to build its first international finance hub, as analysts highlight the importance of legal certainty and regulatory stability for attracting investors. Lawmakers recently passed a law to advance this project.
- Poll: Americans don’t think recipients are ripping off Medicaid
A KFF poll shows most Americans doubt Medicaid recipients are the main source of fraud, viewing allegations as political maneuvering. The poll highlights concerns about healthcare affordability over Medicaid fraud, as Trump-era Medicaid cuts and tax policies face scrutiny.
- Are we better off than we were two years ago?
As Congress enters its August recess, critics highlight dysfunction marked by aging leadership, partisan gridlock, and a focus on tax cuts rather than addressing economic pressures like inflation and foreign policy stability.
- FirstFT: Singapore weighs tax cuts for fund managers to rival Hong Kong
Singapore is considering tax cuts for fund managers to compete with Hong Kong. The article also mentions a US-Iran war expansion and the EU facing crumbling support for new Russia sanctions.
- Japan reclassifies crypto as a financial asset, paves way for tax cuts
Japan has reclassified cryptocurrency as a financial asset, which could lead to potential tax cuts. This change may influence how crypto transactions are taxed and regulated.
- Tory shadow chancellor promises tax cuts
Mel Stride, the Tory shadow chancellor, pledges tax cuts and 'responsible radicalism' as the party positions itself in contrast to Labour under probable new leader Andy Burnham.
- Not worth the wait: GOP state budget once again comes up short
North Carolina's GOP state budget, passed after significant delays, provides modest raises to public servants but fails to address fiscal challenges, instead prioritizing tax cuts for corporations and wealthy individuals. The budget includes a $5 million appropriation for the School of Civic Life and Leadership at UNC Chapel Hill, criticized as a far-right propaganda effort.
- German CEOs worry Merz’s €10bn tax cuts are too little to jump-start economy
German CEOs express concern that Merz’s proposed €10bn tax cuts are insufficient to stimulate the economy. The Chancellor faces challenges from weak business sentiment and growing support for the far right.
- Merz unveils €10bn tax cuts to revive German growth
Merz introduced a €10 billion tax cut plan to stimulate German economic growth. The ruling coalition reached an agreement despite internal disagreements, including extending Sunday opening hours and implementing stricter sick-leave regulations.
- Merz unveils sweeping reform push for Germany: Tax cuts, pension overhaul and new sick leave rules
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz and his coalition partners announced a 34-measure reform package targeting Germany's sluggish economy, including tax cuts for low- and middle-income families, pension system overhauls, stricter sick leave rules, and reduced bureaucracy. The reforms aim to address deep-seated issues like high energy costs, lagging investment, and aging population challenges.
- Merz unveils sweeping reform push for Germany: Tax cuts, pension overhaul and new sick leave rules
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz and his coalition partners announced 34 economic reforms, including tax cuts for low- and middle-income families, pension system overhauls, stricter sick leave rules, and reduced bureaucracy. The reforms aim to revive Germany's sluggish economy amid challenges like competition from China, high energy costs, and an aging population.
- Merz unveils sweeping reform push for Germany: Tax cuts, pension overhaul and new sick leave rules
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz and his coalition partners have introduced a comprehensive reform package including tax cuts, pension overhaul, and new sick leave rules.
- Bookman: Jackson’s policies don’t bode well for Georgians whose lives mirror his own early years
Rick Jackson, the Republican nominee for governor, emphasizes his difficult childhood in his campaign but faces criticism for policies that oppose Medicaid expansion and propose tax cuts favoring the wealthy, contradicting his message of aiding struggling families.
- Hobbs signs $18.3B Arizona budget, calling Trump-conforming tax cuts a ‘historic’ win
Arizona Gov. Katie Hobbs signed an $18.3 billion fiscal year 2027 budget with bipartisan support, including $1.4 billion in tax cuts aligned with Trump’s tax policies. The budget reduces funding for state agencies and includes a three-year moratorium on data center tax credits, while expanding child tax credits and increasing the standard deduction.
- A bipartisan summit is the best way to address debt, make Social Security solvent
The federal budget deficit is projected to reach 120 percent of GDP by 2036 and 175 percent by 2046 due to tax cuts and increased spending. A bipartisan summit is proposed to address the debt and ensure Social Security's solvency through tax increases and benefit reductions.
- Trump touts GOP backed-tax cuts for New Yorkers, ‘Mr. SALT’ Mike Lawler in visit to key swing House district
Donald Trump visited Rockland County, New York, a key swing House district, to promote GOP-backed tax cuts. This marks his first presidential visit to the area in 50 years, with the last visit by President Gerald Ford. Mike Lawler, a local representative, was highlighted as 'Mr. SALT' in the context of tax policy.
- America’s tax-cutting mania
The article from The Economist examines the trend of tax cuts in the United States, discussing the political and economic implications of this policy.
- Republicans struggle to highlight Trump’s cuts as Americans see little effect on Tax Day – US politics live
Republicans face challenges in promoting Trump's 2025 tax cuts as voters report little impact on Tax Day. Meanwhile, political developments include Eric Swalwell's resignation, funding disputes over DHS agencies, and debates over removing Trump via the 25th Amendment. International tensions involve Iran, Israel, and Lebanon, while Senate confirmation hearings for Federal Reserve chair Kevin Warsh proceed amid scrutiny of his ties to Epstein and financial interests.
- SCOOP: House Republicans target dozens of vulnerable Democrats on eve of tax filing deadline
House Republicans are launching digital ads targeting 28 vulnerable Democrats ahead of Tax Day 2026, criticizing them for opposing Trump's tax cuts. The NRCC's campaign highlights GOP efforts to protect their House majority, while Democrats accuse Republicans of worsening economic conditions through their policies.
- DoorDash driver hails key Trump policy after delivering McDonald's to White House: 'I'm going to enjoy it'
Sharron Simmons, a DoorDash driver, delivered McDonald's to the White House and praised President Trump's no-tax-on-tips policy, which she estimates has saved her $3,000-$4,000. The policy is part of Trump's 'One Big Beautiful Bill' tax package, which includes tax breaks for tips, overtime pay, and child tax credits.
- DoorDash driver hails key Trump policy after delivering McDonald's to White House: 'I'm going to enjoy it'
Sharron Simmons, a DoorDash driver, delivered a McDonald's order to the White House and praised President Trump's no-tax-on-tips policy, which she estimates has added over $11,000 in extra income. The policy is part of Trump's 'One Big Beautiful Bill' tax package, which includes provisions like tax breaks for tips, increased child tax credits, and reduced tax obligations for overtime pay.
- Anas Sarwar asks voters in Scotland to give Labour five years to ‘fix SNP’s mess’
Scottish Labour leader Anas Sarwar is urging voters to support his party's plan to address the SNP's governance issues, promising increased housing, tax cuts, and reduced public sector size. His party faces a significant drop in support, currently trailing behind the SNP, Reform, and Scottish Greens in recent polls.