Tell Congress: Pass The American Family & Jobs Act

A tax relief package for individuals and small businesses.

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Dear Representative:

I'm writing in support of the American Families and Jobs Act — legislation that will provide necessary tax relief to struggling Americans facing rising prices and economic hardship.

I believe it is vital for Congress to offer an alternative to the failed economic policies of the Biden Administration that flooded the country with unnecessary spending, raised taxes and slowed growth.

The American Families and Jobs Act provides significant tax cuts and tax simplification for households and small businesses that will spur economic growth, increase jobs and lead to higher wages for workers.

This legislation provides a direct middle income tax cut by increasing the standard deduction and promotes economic growth by extending expired and expiring provisions of the 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act. It repeals market-distorting subsidies from the misnamed Inflation Reduction Act and eliminates the new IRS 1099-k paperwork reporting rule targeting Venmo and PayPal transactions.

The American Families and Jobs Act deservedly passed out of the House Ways and Means Committee with the support of every Republican committee member.

We now urge the full House to swiftly consider this bill and for every Member of Congress to vote in support of the American Families and Jobs Act.

Sincerely,

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Join Americans for Tax Reform and a coalition of conservative groups in calling on the US House of Representatives to pass the American Families and Jobs Act. This bill would offer much-needed relief from the failed policies of President Joe Biden.

The American Families and Jobs Act will cut income taxes for the middle class by increasing the standard deduction, protect gig workers from the IRS' invasion of privacy, and encourage
businesses to make new investments by extending full business expensing.