claim: the senate gop plan does not raise taxes for americans earning less than $70,000.
author: thom tillis
evidence_1: nov 30, 2017 ... if you're making less than $75000, these tax cuts aren't for you. ... approved the  senate republican tax plan, clearing the way for the ... but many americans  remain unsure about how the tax plan will impact ... impact, positive or negative,  that the senate tax plan would have on taxpayers. ... deal or no deal ...
evidence_2: nov 29, 2017 ... the gop plan would really raise taxes for middle class over time. ... the  senate bill will actually raise taxes for households making less than $75,000 ...  since the in gop plan is not cutting corporate loopholes, bringing back trillions ...  but eliminating the mandate would leave 4 million more americans ...
evidence_3: nov 27, 2017 ... a personal exemption of $4,050 is valuable to single parents with ... of child tax  credits in senate bill, single-parent households may lose. ... of household who  earn more than $70,000 a year could also subject ... no personal exemptions ...  watch: gop plan will ultimately raise taxes on 50% of americans: ...
evidence_4: nov 28, 2017 ... already, 52 percent of americans are against the gop tax bills, while only 25 ...  crucially, at this juncture, democrats should not limit themselves to proposals  that are deficit neutral. ... the republican senate finance bill would in fact raise  taxes on those earning less than $70,000 a year — the middle of the ...
evidence_5: dec 4, 2017 ... middle-income americans will benefit, at least temporarily, but critics say ... that's  in spite of estimates that the bill would add more than $1 ... “most new yorkers  making $200k or less would probably not ... how the senate tax plan could  change what you owe over a decade .... $38,701 to $70,000:22%