Expressing support for tax policies that support working families.

Sponsor: Mike Kelly (Republican-PA)April 9, 2026

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House would formally support existing tax cuts for working families.

The House of Representatives would pass a resolution to formally express its support for the "Working Families Tax Cuts" law, which was signed in July 2025. This resolution would recognize the financial benefits and reductions that law has already provided to many Americans.

What Would Change

Today, the "Working Families Tax Cuts" law (Public Law 119-21) is already in effect, providing various tax benefits to Americans. The House has not yet passed this specific resolution. After this bill, the House of Representatives would formally go on record expressing its support for these existing tax policies and recognizing their impact, but no new tax laws or benefits would be created by this resolution.

Key Provisions

The House would formally express its support for tax policies that help working families keep more of their income.
The House would formally recognize the significant tax benefits already provided by the "Working Families Tax Cuts" law for hardworking Americans.

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Expressing support for tax policies that support working families.

What Would Change

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