Trump's massive tax reduction invoice hands over the most important coordination of the US House Committee | Donald Trump News

Non-party analysts say that Bill would add $ 3 to $ 5 to the country's $ 3 to 5.

The comprehensive tax-cut legislative proposal of the US President, Donald Trump, received approval from an important congress committee to achieve a possible adoption in the House of Representatives later this week.

The rare voices on Sunday evening marked a big victory for Trump and House speaker Mike Johnson, after the Hardline conservatives blocked the legislative template of the evacuation of the house's budget committee because of a dispute that included cuts for the Medicaid Healthcare program for Americans with lower income and the cancellation of tax credits for green energy.

Four hardline members of the 21 Republicans of the Committee allowed legislation by “present”. The legislation passed a 17-16 voice, with everyone Democrats voting against it.

The hardliners had spent a large part of the day in negotiations with the Republicans and officials of the White House in closed doors.

Johnson met shortly before the meeting with the Republican legislators and announced reporters that the changes agreed “only a few minor changes. Not a big deal”.

Jody Arrington, Chairman of the Republican House, said that he expects consultations to continue during the week.

Non-participating analysts say that the draft law, which would extend the tax reductions of 2017, which Trump's first lawyer victory were, would add $ 3 trillion to $ 36.2 trillion in the next few decades.

The Kreditrating Agency Moody has the increasing fault that existed to achieve 134 percent of gross domestic product (GDP) for its decision on Friday to graduate from the BENTATION of the United States.

In an interview with CNN on Sunday, Scott Bessent, Finance Minister of the US Financing, said that the law would stimulate economic growth to compensate for the growth of the debts, and added that he had not taken up Moody's downgrade.

Economic experts have warned that the downgrading – according to previous downgrades from Fitch Ratings and S&P – is a clear sign that the United States has too much debts and that the legislator must either increase sales or less.

Trump's Republicans have a majority of 220-213 in the house and are divided into how deeply the expenses for compensation for the cost of tax cuts are triggered.

Hardliners want medicaid cuts against which some Republican senators have pushed back, and said it would be the voters who chose Trump in November and whose support they need in 2026 if control over the congress can be won again.

The cuts of the invoice would take 8.6 million people from Medicaid.

The aim is also to eliminate taxes for tips and some overtime income -both promise from the Trump campaign -while increasing defense spending and providing more funds for Trump's border lead.

The Democratic US Senator Chris Murphy from Connecticut said that the creditworthiness had reduced the Americans.

“That is a big deal. That means that we are probably on the way to recession,” Murphy told NBCs meeting with the press.

“These boys ruthlessly run the economy.”