BenefitsPro: Trump Seems to Walk Back Payroll Tax Holiday

Author: / 22 Aug 2019

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A payroll tax holiday is “sold” as a way to stimulate the economy, but all it does is shortchange the future,” Ubiquity’s founder and CEO Chad Parks told BenefitsPro.

Analysis from the Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget, a bipartisan think tank, shows that a 2 percent payroll holiday would cost nearly $300 billion, before interest, if enacted for two years in 2020.

While the idea appears to have been shelved by the White House for the time being, it could re-emerge if looming recession fears accelerate in front of the 2020 election.

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