But evangelicals cheer higher child tax credit.
Projections indicate that the majority of married couples with zero, one, or two kids using the standard deduction under the new GOP tax plan would end up owing less each April. But what if you have three, five, or seven kids?
Big families, including pro-life religious conservatives with plenty of offspring, may be less likely to see a tax cut under the new plan, which the House of Representatives passed on Tuesday. The Senate also passed the measure early Wednesday morning, and the House will re-vote on changes later today before sending it to the President for approval before Christmas. Read More
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