Trump's new tax law gives a boost to two provisions to help parents with high child care costs. Is one better than the other? What to know.

I am not doing a victory lap for the relatively meager child care provisions in the Trump megabill signed into law in July.

The tax cuts were significant, but they weren’t the biggest in U.S. history — which was a phrase Trump has often used to inaccurately describe his 2017 tax cut law. The 2025 tax cuts rank either third ...

Under the tax and spending law passed by the Republican Congress and signed by Trump, a third of Nevada children — about 210,000 — are expected to be excluded from the credit starting in 2026.

The tax credit then reverted back to its usual amount — $2,000 — and the child poverty rate rose to 12.4% in 2022. Is this a temporary change or a permanent one? This is a permanent change.

The passage of Trump’s “one big, beautiful bill” has once again raised the issue of tax loopholes. Murray Rothbard referred ...

Before 2017, any child living in the United States was eligible for the child tax credit. Then Trump’s tax cuts package in 2017 changed that rule to require that the child have a Social Security ...

The ‘big beautiful bill’ hiked the child tax credit to $2,200 in 2025, up from $2,000 in 2024. Here’s who qualifies for this valuable tax credit.

The One Big Beautiful Bill Act's Baby Bonus program will provide all American newborns $1,000 at birth. Learn about the rules ...