Joe Hughes
Media Mentions
Houston Chronicle: The Biggest Winners in Texas from Trump’s ‘Big, Beautiful Bill’Axios: Child Tax Benefit Increase Leaves out Millions of Kids, Analysis SaysWashington Post: House GOP Plan to Raise Child Tax Credit Adds Citizenship ProvisionsSacramento Bee: Child Tax Credits: California’s Winners and Losers in New GOP Congressional PlanMarketplace: IRS’ Direct File is Free for Millions of Taxpayers, but Not Everyone Wants to Keep It Around.The American Independent: Trump’s IRS Cuts Will Make It Easier for Rich Americans to Avoid Paying What They OwePublic News Service: Colorado Working Families Would Pay More Under Trump Tax ProposalsHuffPost: Group That Says Tariffs Are Taxes Touts Tariff-Pushing JD Vance Taking Its No-Tax PledgeBusiness Insider: Trump’s Plan to Scrap Taxes on Tips and Overtime Could Reshape How Millions of Americans Get PaidThe Lever: Will Harris Finally Kill Wall Street’s Infamous Tax Break?The Washington Examiner: The Coming Multifront Battle Over the Corporate Tax RateUSA Today: America’s Billionaires Are Worth a Record $6T. Where Does That Leave the Rest of Us?The Hill: Tax Deal Likely Much More Expensive than Official Estimate, Experts WarnFatherly: What the New Child Tax Credit Would — and Wouldn’t — Do for FamiliesThe Hill: House Panel Advances Tax Deal with Resounding Bipartisan VoteMoney: What Would Happen If The IRS Was Abolished?The Lever: The TurboTax ScamVideo: ITEP’s Joe Hughes Talks Child Tax Credit Expansion on Scripps News LiveLos Angeles Times: As IRS Funding Shrinks, California’s Wealthiest Can Breathe a Bit EasierDeseret News: Biden Wants to ‘Tax the Rich.’ Does a Tax Hike Make Sense?Yahoo Finance: Stock Buybacks Have Surged in the Weeks Since Washington Began Taxing ThemCNBC: As a Key Deadline Looms to Claim 2021 Tax Credits, Republicans Complain of ‘Suspicious Timing’ of IRS LettersKALW’s ‘Your Call’: Senate Democrats Impose New Tax Rules on CorporationsMcClatchy: Would a gas tax break help drivers save that much money? Here’s what experts say
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