TCJA Hasn’t Helped Working Poor, Professor Says

TCJA Hasn’t Helped Working Poor, Professor Says

American University Washington College of Law

The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act didn’t advance the economic interests of the low-income population, failed to simplify return preparation, and exacerbated the problem of worker misclassification through section 199A, Nancy S. Abramowitz of the American University Washington College of Law said at a House Ways and Means Committee hearing.

The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act didn’t advance the economic interests of the low-income population, failed to simplify return preparation, and exacerbated the problem of worker misclassification through section 199A, Nancy S. Abramowitz of the American University Washington College of Law said at a House Ways and Means Committee hearing.

The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act didn’t advance the economic interests of the low-income population, failed to simplify return preparation, and exacerbated the problem of worker misclassification through section 199A, Nancy S. Abramowitz of the American University Washington College of Law said at a March 27 House Ways and Means Committee hearing.

The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act didn’t advance the economic interests of the low-income population, failed to simplify return preparation, and exacerbated the problem of worker misclassification through section 199A, Nancy S. Abramowitz of the American University Washington College of Law said at a March 27 House Ways and Means Committee hearing.