Thune: Senate Tax Reform Bill Provides More Relief for Middle-Income Americans

Thune: Senate Tax Reform Bill Provides More Relief for Middle-Income Americans

“Our bill provides immediate, direct relief to hardworking Americans.” 


WASHINGTON — U.S. Sen. John Thune (R-S.D.) today discussed the Senate’s tax reform plan, which is currently being considered in the Senate Finance Committee, of which he’s a member. Thune touted a recent Politico articlestating that middle-income people would see the largest decline in their tax bills, according to an analysis released by the nonpartisan Joint Committee on Taxation.

Thune also expressed his support for modifications that were made to the original bill by Orrin Hatch (R-Utah), chairman of the Senate Finance Committee, which include Republican and Democrat amendments and will provide even more relief to middle-income American families.

To learn more about Thune’s work on tax reform, please visit the tax reform section on www.thune.senate.gov.

2 thoughts on “Thune: Senate Tax Reform Bill Provides More Relief for Middle-Income Americans”

  1. Lower taxes on storing and staffing private jets
    Payments by aircraft owners to companies that manage aircraft are made exempt from certain transportation taxes. Aircraft management companies perform services like storage, maintenance and fueling, and hiring and operating crew. Aircraft hangars will be cheaper to manage with the changes of the bill. For years, aircraft industry leaders have asked lawmakers to eliminate management fee taxes paid by private jet owners.

    Yup, really helping all those middle class folks owning multi million dollar private jets.

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