Tax Cut for Workers Act of 2025

NETWORK opposes H.Con.Res. 14, the Resolution on the Budget for Fiscal Year 2025. This resolution sets in motion a bill that, if passed, it would be 7 Trillion dollars of tax benefits to the ultra-wealthy and corporations and would be "paid for" with significant cuts to health (Medicaid) and food programs (the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program.) NETWORK strongly support the Tax Cut for Workers Act (H.R. 2764). This bill would Virtually triple the maximum value of the EITC for so-called childless workers from about $540 to about $1,500; extend the credit to both younger and older workers who are currently ineligible for the credit because of their age - delivering the credit to people ages 19 to 24 as well as 65 and older; and make the credit more accessible for adults aging out of the foster youth system. NETWORK endorsed and supports the American Family Act to provide a fully refundable Child Tax Credit to all families. NETWORK strongly opposes HR 1 because the tax relief is highly regressive, providing most to high income individuals and major corporations (4.5 trillion), while failing to expand low income tax credits to lift working families out of poverty. This bill drives up our national debt by 3.5 trillion. Tax relief is "paid for" by gutting healthcare and food programs for families. The bill also encourages US job loss due to offshoring incentives. NETWORK support the Working Families Disaster Tax Relief Act (S.3432 / H.R.6645) to help families affected by federally declared disasters by letting them use their previous year's income to calculate eligibility for the Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC) and the Child Tax Credit (CTC). NETWORK supports the following bills to tax the ultra-wealthy and corporations: Tax Wealth Over $50 Million Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act - Introduces a 2% annual tax on household net worth between $50 million and $1 billion, plus a 1% to 3% surtax on net worth over $1 billion. It targets the top 0.05% of households to raise roughly $3 trillion over 10 years. Make Billionaires Pay Their Fair Share Act - Proposes a 5% annual wealth tax on individuals with a net worth over $1 billion, targeting about 938 Americans to raise roughly $4.4 trillion over a decade. This bill funds social programs like childcare, public education, and health initiatives. * The Robinhood Act, a bill to tax billionaires by taxing loan when he/she borrows against stock options. Most billionaires are pay themselves in stock options which are not taxable. Enact a millionaires surtax to fund health care and education Millionaires Surtax Act - Applies an additional 10-percentage point tax on incomes exceeding $2 million for married couples ($1 million for individuals), aiming to raise roughly $634-$716 billion over 10 years. It targets the top 0.2% of earners to fund public services like health care and education. Curb dynastic wealth and reduce the power of billionaires For the 99.5 Percent Act - Increases federal estate and gift taxes on the wealthiest Americans to reduce wealth inequality. The bill seeks to reduce the estate tax exemption to $3.5 million per person and progressively raises the top tax rate. Billionaires Income Tax Act - Ensures that ultra-wealthy individuals pay taxes annually on gains from tradable assets like stocks, rather than deferring taxes until assets are sold. The bill targets taxpayers with over $1 billion in assets or over $100 million in income for three consecutive years. Making corporations pay their fair share Raise the Corporate Income Tax - Increase the federal corporate income tax rate-from 21% up to 28%-to raise federal revenue, fund public investments, and ensure large corporations pay their fair share. No Tax Breaks for Outsourcing Act - Eliminates tax incentives that encourage U.S. corporations to move jobs, factories, and profits overseas. It would equalize foreign and domestic corporate tax rates that would incentivize offshoring investments. Strengthening Social Security and Medicare Scrap the payroll tax cap to fully fund Social Security and Medicare for next generations: Social Security 2100 Act - Applies the Social Security payroll tax to earnings over $400,000, closing the gap where high incomes were previously exempt.

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Government targets: HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, SENATE

Support the Paycheck Fairness Act (HR 17/S 1115) Support the Raise the Wage Act (S 1332) Support the Tax Cut for Workers Act (S 1372/HR 2764) Support the Domestic Workers Bill of Rights (HR 3971) Support the Be HEARD in the Workplace Act (HR 7583/S 3856) Support the Fair Wages for Home Care Workers Act (HR 7917/S 4081) Support the Comprehensive Paid Leave for Federal Employees Act (HR 9261)

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Government targets: HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, SENATE

HR 1 One Big Beautiful Bill Act (Rep. Arrington) - Restore eligibility for immigrant children in the Child Tax Credit and defend against removing US citizen children from current credit - Expand the CTC to reach children left out because their parents dont earn enough - Oppose EITC pre-certification - Support Direct File program - Oppose AI moratorium American Family Act H.R.2763/S.1393 - Child Tax Credit and Earned Income Tax Credit Expansion Budget Reconciliation (no bill number yet) - Oppose changes to EITC and CTC that would reduce tax credits FISC Act HR 1308 - Child Tax Credit and Earned Income Tax Credit Expansion Get your money back act (Rep Sykes Draft leg, no # assigned yet) - Oppose Budget Resolutions that increase tax breaks for the wealthy and cut essential programs HR1968 - Support Full IRS funding and oppose provisions to block free tax filing in Financial Services and General Government Appropriations Tax Cut for Workers Act H.R.2764/S.1372 - Child Tax Credit and Earned Income Tax Credit Expansion Worker Relief and Credit Reform Act H.R.2338 - Child Tax Credit and Earned Income Tax Credit Expansion HR 8305 Working Parents Tax Relief Act of 2026 (Rep. McDonald Rivet) -Support expanded Monthly EITC for young children

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Support for H.R.20 / S.852, the Richard L. Trumka Protecting the Right to Organize Act of 2025; Support for H.R. 5408 / S.844, Faster Labor Contracts Act; Support for H.R. 5206 / S.2731, Empowering Striking Workers Act of 2025; Support for H.R. 2764 / S. 2779, Tax Cut for Striking Workers Act; Support for H.R. 2550 / S. 2837, Protect America's Workforce Act

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Government targets: HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, SENATE

NETWORK opposes H.Con.Res. 14, the Resolution on the Budget for Fiscal Year 2025. This resolution sets in motion a bill that, if passed, it would be 7 Trillion dollars of tax benefits to the ultra-wealthy and corporations and would be "paid for" with significant cuts to health (Medicaid) and food programs (the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program.) NETWORK strongly support the Tax Cut for Workers Act (H.R. 2764). This bill would Virtually triple the maximum value of the EITC for so-called childless workers from about $540 to about $1,500; extend the credit to both younger and older workers who are currently ineligible for the credit because of their age - delivering the credit to people ages 19 to 24 as well as 65 and older; and make the credit more accessible for adults aging out of the foster youth system. NETWORK endorsed and supports the American Family Act to provide a fully refundable Child Tax Credit to all families. NETWORK strongly opposes HR 1 because the tax relief is highly regressive, providing most to high income individuals and major corporations (4.5 trillion), while failing to expand low income tax credits to lift working families out of poverty. This bill drives up our national debt by 3.5 trillion. Tax relief is "paid for" by gutting healthcare and food programs for families. The bill also encourages US job loss due to offshoring incentives. NETWORK support the Working Families Disaster Tax Relief Act (S.3432 / H.R.6645) to help families affected by federally declared disasters by letting them use their previous year's income to calculate eligibility for the Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC) and the Child Tax Credit (CTC). NETWORK supports the following bills to tax the ultra-wealthy and corporations: Tax Wealth Over $50 Million Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act - Introduces a 2% annual tax on household net worth between $50 million and $1 billion, plus a 1% to 3% surtax on net worth over $1 billion. It targets the top 0.05% of households to raise roughly $3 trillion over 10 years. Make Billionaires Pay Their Fair Share Act - Proposes a 5% annual wealth tax on individuals with a net worth over $1 billion, targeting about 938 Americans to raise roughly $4.4 trillion over a decade. This bill funds social programs like childcare, public education, and health initiatives. Enact a millionaires surtax to fund health care and education Millionaires Surtax Act - Applies an additional 10-percentage point tax on incomes exceeding $2 million for married couples ($1 million for individuals), aiming to raise roughly $634-$716 billion over 10 years. It targets the top 0.2% of earners to fund public services like health care and education. Curb dynastic wealth and reduce the power of billionaires For the 99.5 Percent Act - Increases federal estate and gift taxes on the wealthiest Americans to reduce wealth inequality. The bill seeks to reduce the estate tax exemption to $3.5 million per person and progressively raises the top tax rate. Billionaires Income Tax Act - Ensures that ultra-wealthy individuals pay taxes annually on gains from tradable assets like stocks, rather than deferring taxes until assets are sold. The bill targets taxpayers with over $1 billion in assets or over $100 million in income for three consecutive years. Making corporations pay their fair share Raise the Corporate Income Tax - Increase the federal corporate income tax rate-from 21% up to 28%-to raise federal revenue, fund public investments, and ensure large corporations pay their fair share. No Tax Breaks for Outsourcing Act - Eliminates tax incentives that encourage U.S. corporations to move jobs, factories, and profits overseas. It would equalize foreign and domestic corporate tax rates that would incentivize offshoring investments. Strengthening Social Security and Medicare Scrap the payroll tax cap to fully fund Social Security and Medicare for next generations: Social Security 2100 Act - Applies the Social Security payroll tax to earnings over $400,000, closing the gap where high incomes were previously exempt.

NETWORK opposes H.Con.Res. 14, the Resolution on the Budget for Fiscal Year 2025. This resolution sets in motion a bill that, if passed, it would be 7 Trillion dollars of tax benefits to the ultra-wealthy and corporations and would be "paid for" with significant cuts to health (Medicaid) and food programs (the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program.) NETWORK strongly support the Tax Cut for Workers Act (H.R. 2764). This bill would Virtually triple the maximum value of the EITC for so-called childless workers from about $540 to about $1,500; extend the credit to both younger and older workers who are currently ineligible for the credit because of their age - delivering the credit to people ages 19 to 24 as well as 65 and older; and make the credit more accessible for adults aging out of the foster youth system. NETWORK endorsed and supports the American Family Act to provide a fully refundable Child Tax Credit to all families. NETWORK strongly opposes HR 1 because the tax relief is highly regressive, providing most to high income individuals and major corporations (4.5 trillion), while failing to expand low income tax credits to lift working families out of poverty. This bill drives up our national debt by 3.5 trillion. Tax relief is "paid for" by gutting healthcare and food programs for families. The bill also encourages US job loss due to offshoring incentives. NETWORK support the Working Families Disaster Tax Relief Act (S.3432 / H.R.6645) to help families affected by federally declared disasters by letting them use their previous year's income to calculate eligibility for the Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC) and the Child Tax Credit (CTC). NETWORK supports the following bills to tax the ultra-wealthy and corporations: Tax Wealth Over $50 Million Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act - Introduces a 2% annual tax on household net worth between $50 million and $1 billion, plus a 1% to 3% surtax on net worth over $1 billion. It targets the top 0.05% of households to raise roughly $3 trillion over 10 years. Make Billionaires Pay Their Fair Share Act - Proposes a 5% annual wealth tax on individuals with a net worth over $1 billion, targeting about 938 Americans to raise roughly $4.4 trillion over a decade. This bill funds social programs like childcare, public education, and health initiatives. Enact a millionaires surtax to fund health care and education Millionaires Surtax Act - Applies an additional 10-percentage point tax on incomes exceeding $2 million for married couples ($1 million for individuals), aiming to raise roughly $634-$716 billion over 10 years. It targets the top 0.2% of earners to fund public services like health care and education. Curb dynastic wealth and reduce the power of billionaires For the 99.5 Percent Act - Increases federal estate and gift taxes on the wealthiest Americans to reduce wealth inequality. The bill seeks to reduce the estate tax exemption to $3.5 million per person and progressively raises the top tax rate. Billionaires Income Tax Act - Ensures that ultra-wealthy individuals pay taxes annually on gains from tradable assets like stocks, rather than deferring taxes until assets are sold. The bill targets taxpayers with over $1 billion in assets or over $100 million in income for three consecutive years. Making corporations pay their fair share Raise the Corporate Income Tax - Increase the federal corporate income tax rate-from 21% up to 28%-to raise federal revenue, fund public investments, and ensure large corporations pay their fair share. No Tax Breaks for Outsourcing Act - Eliminates tax incentives that encourage U.S. corporations to move jobs, factories, and profits overseas. It would equalize foreign and domestic corporate tax rates that would incentivize offshoring investments. Strengthening Social Security and Medicare Scrap the payroll tax cap to fully fund Social Security and Medicare for next generations: Social Security 2100 Act - Applies the Social Security payroll tax to earnings over $400,000, closing the gap where high incomes were previously exempt.

HR 1 One Big Beautiful Bill Act (Rep. Arrington) - Restore eligibility for immigrant children in the Child Tax Credit and defend against removing US citizen children from current credit - Expand the CTC to reach children left out because their parents dont earn enough - Oppose EITC pre-certification - Support Direct File program American Family Act H.R.2763/S.1393 - Child Tax Credit and Earned Income Tax Credit Expansion Budget Reconciliation (no bill number yet) - Oppose changes to EITC and CTC that would reduce tax credits FISC Act HR 1308 - Child Tax Credit and Earned Income Tax Credit Expansion Get your money back act (Rep Sykes Draft leg, no # assigned yet) - Oppose Budget Resolutions that increase tax breaks for the wealthy and cut essential programs HR1968 - Support Full IRS funding and oppose provisions to block free tax filing in Financial Services and General Government Appropriations Tax Cut for Workers Act H.R.2764/S.1372 - Child Tax Credit and Earned Income Tax Credit Expansion Worker Relief and Credit Reform Act H.R.2338 - Child Tax Credit and Earned Income Tax Credit Expansion

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Support for H.R.20 / S.852, the Richard L. Trumka Protecting the Right to Organize Act of 2025; Support for H.R. 5408 / S.844, Faster Labor Contracts Act; Support for H.R. 5206 / S.2731, Empowering Striking Workers Act of 2025; Support for H.R. 2764 / S. 2779, Tax Cut for Striking Workers Act; Support for H.R. 2550 / S. 2837, Protect America's Workforce Act

Client expense: $135,000 · Firm income: Not reported

Government targets: HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, SENATE

Support the Paycheck Fairness Act (HR 17/S 1115) Support the Raise the Wage Act (S 1332) Support the Equal Pay Day Resolution (H. Con. Res. 21) Support the Tax Cut for Workers Act (S 1372/HR 2764) Support the Domestic Workers Bill of Rights (HR 3971) Support the Resolution Recognizing the significance of equal pay and the disparity in wages paid to Latina women in comparison to White, non-Hispanic men (H Conn Res 56) Support the Be HEARD in the Workplace Act (HR 7583/S 3856) Support the Fair Wages for Home Care Workers Act (HR 7917/S 4081) Support the Resolution Recognizing the duty of Congress to meet the needs of working women (H Con Res 80/S Con Res 31)

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Government targets: HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, SENATE

NETWORK opposes H.Con.Res. 14, the Resolution on the Budget for Fiscal Year 2025. This resolution sets in motion a bill that, if passed, it would be 7 Trillion dollars of tax benefits to the ultra-wealthy and corporations and would be "paid for" with significant cuts to health (Medicaid) and food programs (the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program.) NETWORK strongly support the Tax Cut for Workers Act (H.R. 2764). This bill would Virtually triple the maximum value of the EITC for so-called childless workers from about $540 to about $1,500; extend the credit to both younger and older workers who are currently ineligible for the credit because of their age - delivering the credit to people ages 19 to 24 as well as 65 and older; and make the credit more accessible for adults aging out of the foster youth system. NETWORK endorsed and supports the American Family Act to provide a fully refundable Child Tax Credit to all families. NETWORK strongly opposes HR 1 because the tax relief is highly regressive, providing most to high income individuals and major corporations (4.5 trillion), while failing to expand low income tax credits to lift working families out of poverty. This bill drives up our national debt by 3.5 trillion. Tax relief is "paid for" by gutting healthcare and food programs for families. The bill also encourages US job loss due to offshoring incentives. NETWORK support the Working Families Disaster Tax Relief Act (S.3432 / H.R.6645) to help families affected by federally declared disasters by letting them use their previous year's income to calculate eligibility for the Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC) and the Child Tax Credit (CTC)

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HR 1 One Big Beautiful Bill Act (Rep. Arrington) - Restore eligibility for immigrant children in the Child Tax Credit and defend against removing US citizen children from current credit. - Expand the CTC to reach children left out because their parents dont earn enough - Oppose EITC pre-certification - Support Direct File program - Oppose AI moratorium H.R.5371 Continuing Appropriations and Extensions Act, 2026 (Rep. Cole) - oppose Continuing resolution with a 7-week stopgap funding because if fails to extend ACA EPTCs HR 4849/S.2556 - Protecting Healthcare and Lowering Costs Act of 2025 (Rep. Gray/Sen. Schumer) - Support to Repeal healthcare title of HR. 1 and permanently extend ACA enhanced premium tax credits H.R.5450/ S.2882 - Continuing Appropriations and Extensions and Other Matters Act, 2026 (Rep. DeLauro/Sen. Murray) - Support 4 week continuing resolutions that permanently extends provisions that expanded the premium tax credit, and repeals health care provisions that were included in HR1 H.R.5145 - Bipartisan Premium Tax Credit Extension Act (Rep. Kiggans) - Oppose one year extenstion of ACA EPTCs S.2824 - A bill to amend the Internal Revenue Code of 1986 to extend the temporary enhanced premium credits (Sen. Murkowski) -Oppose a temporary two year extenstion of the ACA EPTCs S.3385 Lower Health Care Costs Act (Schumer) - Suport clean three year extension to ACA ePTCs Discharge Petition No. 10 H.Res. 780 (Jeffries) - Support three year clean extension of ACA ePTCs H.R.6703 - Lower Health Care Premiums for All Americans Act - Oppose House Republicans alternative approach to addressing rising health insurance costs without extending ACA ePTCs Discharge Petition No. 12 (Fitzpatrick) - Oppose two year extension of EPTCs. Adds $5 minimum for incomes up to 200% FPL American Family Act H.R.2763/S.1393 - Support Child Tax Credit and Earned Income Tax Credit Expansion Tax Cut for Workers Act H.R.2764/S.1372 - Support Child Tax Credit and Earned Income Tax Credit Expansion Worker Relief and Credit Reform Act H.R.2338 - Support Child Tax Credit and Earned Income Tax Credit Expansion FISC Act HR 1308 - Support Child Tax Credit and Earned Income Tax Credit Expansion HR1968 - Support Full IRS funding and oppose provisions to block free tax filing in Financial Services and General Government Appropriations Get your money back act (Rep Sykes Draft leg, no # assigned yet) - Oppose Budget Resolutions that increase tax breaks for the wealthy and cut essential programs. Working Families Tax Cut Act (not yet introduced) - Raise taxes on wealthy people to pay for tax cuts for working families

Support the Paycheck Fairness Act (HR 17/S 1115) Support the Raise the Wage Act (S 1332) Support the Equal Pay Day Resolution (H. Con. Res. 21) Support the Tax Cut for Workers Act (S 1372/HR 2764) Support the Domestic Workers Bill of Rights (HR 3971) Support the Resolution Recognizing the significance of equal pay and the disparity in wages paid to Latina women in comparison to White, non-Hispanic men (H Conn Res 56)

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Government targets: HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, SENATE

Support for H.R.20/S.852, the Richard L. Trumka Protecting the Right to Organize Act of 2025; Support for H.R. 5408 / S.844, Faster Labor Contracts Act; Support for H.R. 5206 / S.2731, Empowering Striking Workers Act of 2025; Support for H.R. 2764 / S. 2779, Tax Cut for Striking Workers Act; Support for H.R. 2550 / S. 2837, Protect America's Workforce Act

Client expense: $135,000 · Firm income: Not reported

Government targets: HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, SENATE

NETWORK opposes H.Con.Res. 14, the Resolution on the Budget for Fiscal Year 2025. This resolution sets in motion a bill that, if passed, it would be 7 Trillion dollars of tax benefits to the ultra-wealthy and corporations and would be "paid for" with significant cuts to health (Medicaid) and food programs (the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program.) NETWORK strongly support the Tax Cut for Workers Act (H.R. 2764). This bill would Virtually triple the maximum value of the EITC for so-called childless workers from about $540 to about $1,500; extend the credit to both younger and older workers who are currently ineligible for the credit because of their age - delivering the credit to people ages 19 to 24 as well as 65 and older; and make the credit more accessible for adults aging out of the foster youth system. NETWORK endorsed and supports the American Family Act to provide a fully refundable Child Tax Credit to all families. NETWORK strongly opposes HR 1 because the tax relief is highly regressive, providing most to high income individuals and major corporations (4.5 trillion), while failing to expand low income tax credits to lift working families out of poverty. This bill drives up our national debt by 3.5 trillion. Tax relief is "paid for" by gutting healthcare and food programs for families. The bill also encourages US job loss due to offshoring incentives.

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Child Tax Credit and Earned Income Tax Credit Expansion - American Family Act H.R.2763/S.1393 - Tax Cut for Workers Act H.R.2764/S.1372 - Worker Relief and Credit Reform Act H.R.2338 - FISC Act HR 1308 (Rep. Golden) Oppose Budget Resolutions that increase tax breaks for the wealthy and cut essential programs - Get your money back Act HR4267 HR 1 One Big Beautiful Bill Act - Restore eligibility for immigrant children in the Child Tax Credit and defend against removing US citizen children from current credit - Expand the CTC to reach children left out because their parents dont earn enough - Oppose EITC pre-certification - Support Direct File program Oppose a temporary two year extension of the ACA EPTCs - S.2824 - A bill to amend the Internal Revenue Code of 1986 to extend the temporary enhanced premium credits Support 4 week continuing resolutions that permanently extends provisions that expanded the premium tax credit, and repeals health care provisions that were included in HR1 - H.R.5450/ S.2882 - Continuing Appropriations and Extensions and Other Matters Act, 2026 Oppose one year extenstion of ACA EPTCs - H.R.5145 - Bipartisan Premium Tax Credit Extension Act Oppose a temporary two year extenstion of the ACA EPTCs - S.2824 - A bill to amend the Internal Revenue Code of 1986 to extend the temporary enhanced premium credits

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Support the Paycheck Fairness Act (HR 17/S 1115) Support the Raise the Wage Act (S 1332) Support the Equal Pay Day Resolution (H. Con. Res. 21) Support the Tax Cut for Workers Act (S 1372/HR 2764) Support the Domestic Workers Bill of Rights (HR 3971)

Client expense: $10,000 · Firm income: Not reported

Government targets: HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, SENATE

NETWORK opposes H.Con.Res. 14, the Resolution on the Budget for Fiscal Year 2025. This resolution sets in motion a bill that, if passed, it would be 7 Trillion dollars of tax benefits to the ultra-wealthy and corporations and would be "paid for" with significant cuts to health (Medicaid) and food programs (the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program.) NETWORK strongly support the Tax Cut for Workers Act (H.R. 2764). This bill would Virtually triple the maximum value of the EITC for so-called childless workers from about $540 to about $1,500; extend the credit to both younger and older workers who are currently ineligible for the credit because of their age - delivering the credit to people ages 19 to 24 as well as 65 and older; and make the credit more accessible for adults aging out of the foster youth system. NETWORK endorsed and supports the American Family Act to provide a fully refundable Child Tax Credit to all families. NETWORK strongly opposes HR 1 because the tax relief is highly regressive, providing most to high income individuals and major corporations (4.5 trillion), while failing to expand low income tax credits to lift working families out of poverty. This bill drives up our national debt by 3.5 trillion. Tax relief is "paid for" by gutting healthcare and food programs for families. The bill also encourages US job loss due to offshoring incentives.

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PLEASE CO-SPONSOR H.R.2764 THE TAX CUT FOR WORKERS ACT TO EXPAND THE EITC: Sent message to House urging offices to support this bill that would expand the EITC. PLEASE SIGN LETTER TO ADDRESS GREEN CARD BACKLOGS AND SUPPORT FAMILY-BASED IMMIGRATION IN FY26 APPROPRIATIONS: Sent letter to House and Senate PLEASE SIGN LETTER IN SUPPORT OF LANGUAGE ACCESS FOR SNAP in FY26: Sent letter to House and Senate.

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Government targets: HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, SENATE

Support the Paycheck Fairness Act (HR 17/S 1115) Support the Raise the Wage Act (S 1332) Support the Equal Pay Day Resolution (H. Con. Res. 21) Support the Tax Cut for Workers Act (S 1372/HR 2764) Support the Domestic Workers Bill of Rights (HR 3971)

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Government targets: HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, SENATE

Child Tax Credit and Earned Income Tax Credit Expansion - American Family Act H.R.2763/S.1393 - Tax Cut for Workers Act H.R.2764/S.1372 - Worker Relief and Credit Reform Act H.R.2338 - FISC Act HR 1308 - Worker Relief and Credit Reform Act HR 2338 IRS Funding and Free Direct Filing Program - Support Full IRS funding and oppose provisions to block free tax filing in Financial Services and General Government Appropriations in HR1968 - Get your money back act (Rep Sykes Draft leg, no # assigned yet) Oppose Budget Resolutions that increase tax breaks for the wealthy and cut essential programs. - H. Con. Res 14 HR 1 One Big Beautiful Bill Act - Restore eligibility for immigrant children in the Child Tax Credit and defend against removing US citizen children from current credit. - Expand the CTC to reach children left out because their parents dont earn enough - Oppose EITC pre-certification - Support Direct File program

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NETWORK opposes H.Con.Res. 14, the Resolution on the Budget for Fiscal Year 2025. This resolution sets in motion a bill that, if passed, it would be 7 Trillion dollars of tax benefits to the ultra-wealthy and corporations and would be "paid for" with significant cuts to health (Medicaid) and food programs (the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program.) NETWORK strongly support the Tax Cut for Workers Act (H.R. 2764). This bill would Virtually triple the maximum value of the EITC for so-called childless workers from about $540 to about $1,500; extend the credit to both younger and older workers who are currently ineligible for the credit because of their age - delivering the credit to people ages 19 to 24 as well as 65 and older; and make the credit more accessible for adults aging out of the foster youth system. NETWORK endorsed and supports the American Family Act to provide a fully refundable Child Tax Credit to all families.

Client expense: Not reported · Firm income: Not reported

Government targets: HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, SENATE