Working Families Tax Cut Act (Executive Session)
The Senate met in executive session with remarks marking the one-year anniversary of the Working Families Tax Cut Act’s signing into law. Senator Ashley Moody, the newest Senator from Florida, said the law cuts taxes on tips and overtime, ends taxes on Social Security benefits, and provides families with investment accounts and school-choice tax credits, arguing that people know how to spend their own money better than the federal government does. She tied the remarks to the Nation’s 250th birthday. No opposing statements are included in the available record.Written by AI from the debate. Updated .
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