Should the Trump administration consider a payroll tax cut?
Debating future tax cuts
Trump may offer 'tax cuts 2.0' during 2020 campaign, says economic advisor Kudlow
Trump may release tax cuts 2.0 during his campaign, according to White House Economic Council Director Larry Kudlow
New focus on Fed's next move as Trump backs off tax cuts
U.S. economic outlook
Trump no longer weighing tax cuts because of the strength of the economy?
State of the economy
Fed members divided on whether to cut rates
Fed rate cut discussion
Fed minutes released
Fed minutes released
‘We need to change the game’ when dealing with China
China game change
Trump: US doesn't need a tax cut
President Trump on a possible tax cut
Capital gains indexing explained
Indexing capital gains
Trump: Indexing is not something I love, I want to do for the workers
Trump: The Fed has missed the call for a long time
Indexing capital gains, explained: Why is Trump talking about it?
What does it mean to index capital gains to inflation — and why was Trump considering it in the first place?
'Tim Cook calls Donald Trump directly': Trump
Trump and Tim Cook
Trump not looking to do indexing on capital gains
Trump on tax cuts
Trump administration considering various tax cuts in an effort to boost the economy
Grover Norquist on tax cuts, economy
Get ready for recession 2020! Leading economist says one is 'highly probable'
Grant Thornton chief economist Diane Swonk fears a recession in 2020 is highly probable because trade wars are "contagious."
China chief executive says they will begin a dialogue with the people
Carrie Lam on Hong Kong protests
Trump wants a Fed, payroll tax cut
Trump on payroll tax cut and Fed rate cut
Trump considering temporary payroll tax cut to stimulate economy
However, former Trump economic adviser Stephen Moore said a payroll tax cut wouldn't "pump up the economy a whole lot."
White House mulls payroll tax cut to ease economic concerns: Reports
Proceeds from the 6.2 percent payroll tax are used to fund Medicare and Social Security programs.
Taxes drive New Yorkers to Florida by the truckload in just a decade
New York has lost more than a million taxpayers over the last decade, state GOP Chair Nick Langworthy said.