Kris Cox
@krisycox.bsky.social
Director of Federal Tax Policy @centeronbudget.bsky.social
Tax, budget, policy, racial and economic justice | Views are my own
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Tax, budget, policy, racial and economic justice | Views are my own
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Reposted by Kris Cox
These #s don’t consider the expiration of the enhanced PTCs, which made ACA coverage far more affordable & increased coverage.
Despite extending profligate tax cuts for the wealthy, this is the 1 tax cut the W&M cmte doesn’t extend. 4M ppl will lose coverage as a result per CBO
Despite extending profligate tax cuts for the wealthy, this is the 1 tax cut the W&M cmte doesn’t extend. 4M ppl will lose coverage as a result per CBO
May 14, 2025 at 12:57 AM
These #s don’t consider the expiration of the enhanced PTCs, which made ACA coverage far more affordable & increased coverage.
Despite extending profligate tax cuts for the wealthy, this is the 1 tax cut the W&M cmte doesn’t extend. 4M ppl will lose coverage as a result per CBO
Despite extending profligate tax cuts for the wealthy, this is the 1 tax cut the W&M cmte doesn’t extend. 4M ppl will lose coverage as a result per CBO
Reposted by Kris Cox
The bill is even more regressive when you look at 2029 when tax cuts for families expire & tax increases resulting from cuts to ACA premium tax credits grow larger.
May 14, 2025 at 12:56 AM
The bill is even more regressive when you look at 2029 when tax cuts for families expire & tax increases resulting from cuts to ACA premium tax credits grow larger.
Reposted by Kris Cox
The House GOP is taking a page from 2017 playbook & making the most regressive pieces permanent (i.e. estate tax/pass-thru deduction) while making new tax cuts for families temporary.
May 14, 2025 at 12:56 AM
The House GOP is taking a page from 2017 playbook & making the most regressive pieces permanent (i.e. estate tax/pass-thru deduction) while making new tax cuts for families temporary.
Reposted by Kris Cox
These new tax #s only provide a partial snapshot of the Trump/House R agenda. They do not include cuts to Medicaid, food & more, or tariffs.
We hope to have combined impacts soon–but even if you just add in the effects of the tariffs most families barely benefit if at all.
We hope to have combined impacts soon–but even if you just add in the effects of the tariffs most families barely benefit if at all.
May 14, 2025 at 12:56 AM
These new tax #s only provide a partial snapshot of the Trump/House R agenda. They do not include cuts to Medicaid, food & more, or tariffs.
We hope to have combined impacts soon–but even if you just add in the effects of the tariffs most families barely benefit if at all.
We hope to have combined impacts soon–but even if you just add in the effects of the tariffs most families barely benefit if at all.
Reposted by Kris Cox
“To watch these changes unfold without naming them for what they are is to participate in a collective amnesia about how knowledge infrastructures shape power relations."
May 13, 2025 at 11:22 AM
“To watch these changes unfold without naming them for what they are is to participate in a collective amnesia about how knowledge infrastructures shape power relations."