Trump urges the EU Congress to raise taxes to the richest; Proposal divides Republicans

Washington.- The president of the United States, Donald Trumpthe Republicans of the Congress urged this week to upload the taxes to the rich as part of your “Great and beautiful bill“, But it is running with obstacles within its party, according to local media.

Trump, in a recent conversation with the president of LHouse of RepresentativesRepublican Mike Johnson said that Congress should raise taxes to some of the people with the highest income, according to The Washington Post.

However, the “great and beautiful bill” of the Republican magnate faces difficulties, since Republicans in key districts affirm that the broad bill cannot drastically cut the drastically Social Security Network Benefitswhile hard -line Republicans demand additional billions in expenses.

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According to CNN, These frustrations arose at a two -hour meeting in Johnson’s office on Tuesday night, where the president met with approximately a dozen Republican centrists who have refused to support any change in the medical services program Medicaid that can harm eligible Americans who depend on the program.

For his part, the Secretary of the Treasury, Scott Bettingalso suggested the creation of a new tax category for those who earn more than five million dollars a year.

Trump also seeks to close a fiscal lagoon that allows the managers of Investment funds pay lower tax fees, and another that would submit the large owners of stadiums to the highest taxes, according to The Washington Post.

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He higher tax sectionwhich now pays a rate of 37%, is currently applied to those with more than 626 thousand 350 dollars in income, or 751 thousand 600 dollars for married couples that present a joint statement.

Republican senator Josh Hawley said he had no problem with raise taxes to the richest taxpayersbut acknowledged that most Senate Republicans do not think the same, according to the tabloid.

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