Republicans debating tax increase for the rich to pay for other tax cuts

Are GOPers Really Worried Enough To Raise Taxes On The Wealthy?

I hardly even know what to think about this: Republicans in Congress are considering increasing taxes on the rich as a part of Yambo's “big, beautiful bill” of ambitious legislative priorities, something that spits in the face of longtime Republican dogma. Via The Hill: The discussions are in the early stages, and lawmakers say it is possible that no tax hike makes it in the final legislation. But the once-inconceivable consideration of tax incr…

GOP Rep. Meuser: I Suggested Raising Taxes on High-End Bracket

On Thursday's broadcast of the Fox Business Network's "Mornings with Maria," Rep. Dan Meuser (R-PA) said that he suggested raising taxes on the high-end

Republicans Weigh Tax Hikes For The Rich In Trump’s ‘Big Beautiful’ Budget Bill

'It might surprise you'

Down With GOP Tax-Hike Talk! - The American Spectator | USA News and Politics

Rumors are swirling that Republicans are weighing a tax hike on $1 million-plus earners. This would create a brand new top rate of 40 percent or even higher. Such a GOP-sponsored tax increase would be an excellent tool — provided that Republicans wish to splinter their ranks, sink President Donald J. Trump’s Big, Beautiful Bill, slow the economy, and sandbag themselves in the 2026 midterm elections.

Republicans consider increasing taxes on the rich in break from party orthodoxy

Republicans in Congress are considering increasing taxes on the rich as a part of President Trump’s “big, beautiful bill” of ambitious legislative priorities, a striking development that breaks with decades of party orthodoxy and is spurring alarm bells from traditional conservatives. The discussions are in the early stages, and lawmakers say it is possible that no tax hike makes it in the final legislation. But the once-inconceivable considerat…

Las Vegas servers split on 'No Tax on Tips' proposal

LAS VEGAS (KLAS) -- During his Las Vegas campaign rallies, President Trump repeatedly echoed a promise of “No Tax on Tips” due to the city's high rate of hospitality and service workers. The proposal is now being considered as part of the president’s “Big Beautiful Bill” which would extend his 2017 tax cuts. Congressional Republicans are hoping to get the legislation past the finish line by the end of next month. Last year, more than 70% of Neva…