First appeared on FOX: The Trump campaign on Tuesday launched a website tallying up how much tax voters in each state will pay if the Trump tax cuts expire next year.
“Kamala Harris is Opposed to Trump tax cuts “If she is elected, the taxes will expire,” says the website, called KamalaTaxIncrease.com.
“Democrats in Washington don't care about you. They're working with Kamala Harris to make sure you pay more taxes and have less money in your pocket.” According to the Tax Foundation“Most taxpayers would see significant tax increases if the Trump tax cuts were to expire,” the report added.
Using data from the Tax Foundation, a Washington, DC-based think tank, the Trump campaign's new website shows a map of the United States with a breakdown of what taxes residents of each state could pay. Anticipate additional tax expenditures.
A new website launched by the Trump campaign tallys up how much tax increases voters will have to pay when the Trump tax cuts expire next year. (KamalaTaxIncrease.com)
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“As Kamala visits Pennsylvania, Michigan and Wisconsin this week, will she tell voters that if she wins and the Trump tax cuts expire, their average voter will pay more than $2,000 a year in additional taxes? The choice is simple: more money in your pocket with President Trump or higher taxes with Kamala Harris,” Caroline Leavitt, national spokesperson for the Trump campaign, told Fox News Digital.
The national average tax increase will be $2,580.57, while residents of Democratic-leaning states such as California and Washington will see average increases of $3,360 and $4,375, according to the website.
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According to the data, Florida residents will face an average annual tax increase of $3,505, Nevada residents will see a tax increase of $3,523 and Wyoming residents will see a tax increase of $4,254.
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The Tax Foundation also has a calculator on its website that allows people to calculate the expected increase based on their income, marital status and other personal details. To see more detailed data.
President Trump and Republican lawmakers passed the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act in 2017, which made sweeping changes to the nation's tax code, including lowering the top individual income tax rate from 39.6% to 37% and nearly doubling the standard deduction.
But the law is set to expire in 2025, and Vice President Harris has vowed to repeal the Trump-era tax cuts. She has proposed raising the tax rate paid by large corporations from 21% to 28%, and also seeks to increase the federal small business tax credit tenfold, from $5,000 to $50,000.
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President Trump has pledged to make all of the 2017 tax reform law permanent if he is re-elected in November.
“He wants to let the tax cuts lapse,” Trump said at a New Jersey rally in May. “Instead of Biden's tax increases, we're going to give you Trump's massive tax cuts for the middle class, upper class, lower class and business class. You're going to get the biggest tax cuts.”
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Last week, the nation's Chamber of Commerce and 500 companies published an open letter to lawmakers in Washington and the next presidential administration, arguing that if the Trump tax cuts are not maintained, the country risks facing “the largest tax hikes in American history.”
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“While the impact of large tax hikes on individual Americans is clear, it is critical that policymakers understand that the expiration of many of the pro-growth corporate tax reforms from the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017 (TCJA) will dramatically increase costs for families and customers, hurt Main Street businesses, reduce take-home pay for workers, and undermine innovation and American jobs,” Neil Bradley, executive vice president and chief policy officer at the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, said in a statement about the letter.
“A pro-growth tax system will not only grow the overall American economy, it will raise wages for American workers, Improving living standards“Preserving and improving our pro-growth tax system will help the United States remain globally competitive and retain and attract businesses, jobs, investment, and innovation home to the United States,” the statement continued.
Fox News Digital reached out to the Harris campaign for comment about the new website but did not immediately receive a response.
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Megan Henney and Breck Dumas of Fox News Digital contributed to this article.
