Dear Friend, 

I came to Congress to fix how Washington works and to bring real relief for families, farmers, and small business owners across our district. Here’s how I am delivering for you:

FOR PARENTS:

H.R.1 is loaded with benefits for parents and workers, including:

• First $31,500 tax-free income
• $2,200 child tax credit
• No taxes on tips and overtime
• Auto loan interest deduction
• Expanded tax credits for school choice and foster care

Trump Investment Accounts set children up for success later in life.

• Complete Form 4547 to open a new Trump Account for any child under 18.
• For those born between 2025 and 2028, a $1,000 start-up contribution will be made.
• That single contribution could grow to $243,000 by the time your child turns 55.¹

FOR SENIORS: 

• This legislation makes Social Security tax free for 88% of seniors by offering a $6,000 bonus deduction ($12,000 for married couples filing jointly).²
• The legislation expands Death Tax exemptions to $15 million for individuals ($30 for couples) and gives grandparents the opportunity to contribute to a child’s Trump Account, making it easier to pass your legacy to the next generation.

FOR FARMERS, WORKERS, & SMALL BUSINESSES: 

• USDA Commodity Program: Payment cap raised from $125K to $155K per person.
• Small Business Deduction: 20% deduction permanently for family farms and small businesses.
• Bonus Depreciation: 100% first-year write-off for qualified property bought after Jan 19, 2025.
• Estate Tax Relief: Exemption raised to $15M ($30M for couples) permanently, helping families pass on farms and businesses.
• No Tax on Tips or Overtime: Resulting in up to $10,500 more in take-home pay.³

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1. Trumpaccounts.com 2. See Sec. 70103, P.L. 119-21 (Termination of Deduction for Personal Exemptions Other Than Temporary Senior Deduction), amending 26 U.S.C. § 151(d)(5) to provide a $6,000 deduction for each qualified individual (taxpayer or spouse) who has attained age 65, for taxable years beginning before January 1, 2029. 3. Data provided by the White House Council of Economic Advisers.

Sincerely,

Chuck Edwards
Member of Congress