#TrumpTaxCuts are still debated in 2025. The 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act cut corporate taxes from 35% to 21%, raised standard deductions, and changed individual brackets. Supporters say it drove economic growth, pointing to GDP gains before COVID. Critics argue it increased deficits—adding $1.9 trillion over ten years, per CBO—and favored corporations and high earners. Lower- and middle-income families saw small benefits, but many deductions were eliminated. With provisions expiring soon, discussions intensify over extending, revising, or repealing them. Data fuels the disagreement: whose figures reflect reality?
