How parents, tipped workers, and EV drivers could see their taxes change in Trump's year of 'tax Super Bowl'

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

51% : "If you are receiving Social Security, that's a really big deal to not be paying taxes on your Social Security.
49% : The table below compares tax rates and brackets under the TCJA and if the TCJA expires.
48% : Experts shared how individual taxes, along with tax breaks for parents and EVs, could change.
47% : Trump's 2017 tax package had an immediate effect on many Americans -- it brought down individual tax rates for almost all filers, doubled the child tax credit to $2,000 per child from $1,000, and doubled the standard deduction that Americans could claim, among other measures.
45% : On the campaign trail, Trump proposed extending many of the law's provisions and adding more.
40% : The tax experts BI spoke with questioned how feasible proposals like eliminating taxes on tips, overtime, Social Security, and auto loans would be -- all of which were talking points for Trump on the campaign trail.
39% : Trump himself has said he would "get SALT back."
32% : "President Trump is committed to lowering the tax burden on the American people who elected him in November with an overwhelming mandate to Make America Wealthy Again," Trump spokesperson Karoline Leavitt said in a statement to BI.

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