claim: "trump’s tax reform plan was nothing more than a middle-class tax increase."
author: phil ting
evidence_1: oct 25, 2017 ... not surprisingly, the trump tax plan is specific on tax cuts for higher earners but  ... of which would increase taxes on middle- and working-class families with  children. trump's ... tax credits are no substitute for child care reform.
evidence_2: nov 10, 2017 ... “you can't guarantee that absolutely no one sees a tax increase, but what we are  doing ... president trump and republican leaders have outlined two main ... for  the majority of middle-class families that receive a tax cut, the ...
evidence_3: jan 20, 2018 ... “trump's tax reform plan was nothing more than a middle-class tax increase,”  ting said in a statement. “it is unconscionable to force working ...
evidence_4: sep 29, 2017 ... multi-millionaires get more than $700000 back. ... the numbers are in: trump's  tax plan is a bonanza for the rich, not the middle class ... the tax reform “ framework” proposed by the trump administration and ... 13.5 percent of middle  class households would see a tax increase, of about $1,000 on average:.
evidence_5: the trump tax plan simplifies the tax structure but reduces revenue by $1.5 ... but  they increase more slowly than in the past because the act uses the ... those  paying alimony can no longer deduct it, while those receiving it can. .... on  october 23, 2018, trump proposed a new 10 percent tax cut focused on the  middle class.