Tax relief

Definition and stakes

Portrait of George W. Bush George W. Bush,  Presidential Radio Address (2006)

“ Tax relief has done exactly what it was designed to do: It has created jobs and growth for the American people. Yet some here in Washington are now proposing that we raise taxes, either by repealing the tax cuts or letting them expire. These are the same politicians who told us that letting you keep more of your own money would be irresponsible, and reckless, and shameful. They were wrong then, and they are wrong now. To keep our economy creating jobs and opportunity, Congress needs to make the tax relief permanent. ”
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Portrait of George W. Bush George W. Bush,  Presidential Radio Address (2001)

“ I have proposed a package of job-creating measures.
I've asked Congress for tax relief for low-and moderate-income people to put more money into the hands of consumers, and to put people to work making things that consumers want. I have proposed we lower taxes on employers who buy new equipment to expand their business, and hire more people.
We should reform our tax laws so that employers don't pay more taxes as their profits shrink. And I propose we speed up the income tax cuts Congress passed in the spring, so that people can keep more of their own money to spend or pay their debts.
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