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Barrasso discusses OBBB Act tax cuts with local business owners

2 reports, 1 independent Updated Sep 21
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U.S. Sen. John Barrasso and U.S. Rep. Ashley Hinson hosted an event in Ankeny to discuss the impact of the OBBB Act. They spoke with local business owners and workers, including those in the food and hotel industries. They stated that the tax law changes, which included tax cuts to tips and overtime, have helped workers keep more of their income.

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The discussion highlighted how the OBBB Act, signed by Donald Trump, impacts labor income and expenses for workers. John Barrasso warned that Democrats running for election in 2026 seek to reverse these tax law changes.

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  • John BarrassoSupported tax cuts and warned against Democrats reversing the OBBB Act.
  • Donald TrumpSigned the OBBB Act, which introduced tax cuts to tips and overtime.
  • RepublicansThe political party whose core policy goals regarding tax cuts were discussed.

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