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One of the most anticipated aspects of President Trump’s proposed tax policies is curtailing taxes on Social Security earnings, tips, and overtime pay. The proposed budget makes no mention of these structural taxation changes for these income streams, and it remains to be seen if it is addressed in the upcoming negotiations related to the extension of the Tax Cuts & Jobs Act provisions. President Trump’s tax plan proposes favoring specific forms of income. Initial projections from the Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy (ITEP) group show the upper two brackets of earners will benefit, as these households are more likely to take full advantage of the carve-outs. Meanwhile, lower- and moderate-income households may see little benefit due to existing exemptions and the progressive tax structure. While details remain subject to legislative negotiations, these potential changes will be closely watched to assess their long-term implications. Source: https://itep.org/a-distributional-analysis-of-donald-trumps-tax-plan-2024/ |
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