When mentioning the tax reform during Trump's era, many people's first reaction is 'tax cuts.' Indeed, the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act signed in 2017 significantly reduced the corporate tax rate from 35% to 21%, and is referred to as one of the largest tax adjustments in the U.S. in decades. This tax reform was intended to stimulate business investment, promote employment, and drive economic growth. However, it has also sparked considerable controversy, such as rising national debt and limited long-term benefits for the middle class and low-income groups. Supporters argue that the tax reform has made American businesses more competitive, while opponents worry it exacerbates the wealth gap. What do you think? Is tax reform a booster for the economy, or the beginning of potential risks? 🇺🇸