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Trump outlines vision for economy, promises large tax cuts

Trump’s son, Eric, said that it would be “foolish” to make the tax returns public because people would make misguided “assumptions” about their content. Trump’s eldest son. On February 25, 2016, the story changed: “Nobody would ever put out their returns that’s under an audit”.

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In August, Trump spoke about his tax plan in detail and said it would benefit small business owners the most.

A week later, Obama released his birth certificate.

He said the Tax Foundation’s report would answer more questions. ” Business Insider asked at the time”.

Three weeks later, Trump dropped out.

“Trump took the budgetary criticism seriously, and made a case that it actually adds up”, said Douglas Holtz-Eakin, who was John McCain’s economic policy director in the 2008 campaign and now is president of the American Action Forum.

“Just look at the way I just melded into the teleprompter”, Trump said to laughter from the crowd.

Donald Trump outlined his vision for managing the nation’s economy as president Thursday, promising that his proposal to lower taxes by $4.4 trillion over a decade and cut regulations would lead to booming growth, create millions of jobs and even cut the nation’s budget deficit.

“It works”, Trump said. “And the market will stay artificially high and we’ll have to see what happens”, Trump said.

The presidential candidate said in a speech on Thursday to the Economic Club of NY, a business group, that his economic team projects his plans would enable the economy to grow at a rate of 3.5 percent. Trump’s 15 percent cap on this business money is a perk for wealthy individuals now pay a 39.6 percent rate on ordinary income that flows through these channels.

Democrats in the Senate pushed for new legislation that would require future presidential candidates, and Trump himself, to release their returns if they accept their respective party’s nomination.

He also asserted that his new plan will cut taxes by $4.4 trillion in the first decade, which is considerably less than the more than $10 trillion that outside analysts estimated his original plan would cost.

That would leave $800 billion … which is where Trump’s proposed spending cuts would come into play.

Later Thursday, the campaign removed the FDA regulations from its online “fact sheet” and from an email on Trump’s plans to more closely match his remarks.

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The New York businessman touted plans that he’s championed in recent weeks, including the child care tax credit he said his daughter Ivanka worked on with him, and a reduction in the business tax rate from 35% to 15%.

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