With just 48 days remaining until the election, key discussions are emerging around pivotal issues such as abortion, housing, and taxes. During a recent economic policy subcommittee hearing, lawmakers focused on the macroeconomic implications of potential tax reforms slated for 2025.

The hearing underscored the urgency of tax policy decisions that Congress will face in the coming year. The significance of these discussions is heightened by the backdrop of the 2017 tax overhaul, which critics argue disproportionately benefited the wealthy and large corporations, amounting to a $2 trillion tax giveaway. As the election approaches, the direction of tax policy remains a critical concern for voters, shaping the future economic landscape of the country.