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The One, Big, Beautiful Bill

July 04, 2025

On July 3, House Republicans helped President Donald Trump secure a major victory for the American people by passing The…

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PASSED: The One, Big, Beautiful Bill – The Largest Tax Cut in American History

July 03, 2025

WASHINGTON – American families, workers, small businesses, and manufacturers will soon receive the largest tax cut in American history thanks…

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Smith fights to reverse closure of Head Start facilities in Bell City, East Prairie

July 01, 2025

WASHINGTON – Today, U.S. Representative Jason Smith (Mo.) released a letter he sent calling on Delta Area Economic Opportunity Corporation…

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In my Congressional District alone, 94% of taxpayers use the Standard Deduction to file their taxes.

Thanks to The One, Big, Beautiful Bill, the Standard Deduction is doubled and made permanent, simplifying tax filing for the overwhelming majority of Americans who use it.
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Will I be able to file for free on the IRS site?

Jason, how much could we save if Congress gave up their benefits?

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74,000 families in my Congressional District claim the Child Tax Credit.

Thanks to The One, Big, Beautiful Bill, the Child Tax Credit is preserved, doubled, and enhanced $500 to give much-needed relief to hard-working American families.
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Jason, how will we benefit from this?

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President Trump has secured historic investment in America.

The One, Big, Beautiful Bill gives businesses the assurance they need to further grow in America, accelerating over $20 billion of investment.
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In an op-ed published by Breitbart on Independence Day, Ways and Means Committee Chairman Jason Smith (MO-08) celebrates House passage of The One Big Beautiful Bill, noting that “we are celebrating the greatest economic revival in the United States that was only made possible by the greatest political comeback in American history. This Fourth of July, we are not just lighting fireworks, we are igniting a new American economy.”

This July 4th, President Trump is signing not just a bill, but a promise kept – a declaration that the American people will once again chart their own destiny and will not allow ourselves to be defined by decline or defeat.
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No matter how many times you say the One Big Beautiful Bill is great, your constituents know better. By far, the majority of Americans are against it. You will not be judged well by history.

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The One, Big, Beautiful Bill delivers pro-growth tax cuts that increase the wages of American workers by $3,300 and put more money in their pockets. ... See MoreSee Less

The One, Big, Beautiful Bill delivers tax cuts to working-class Americans.

—> 40 MILLION Americans will see tax relief from the expanded and cemented Child Tax Credit

—> 91% of Americans will see tax relief from the enhanced and solidified Standard Deduction

—> Tipped employees in the country will see tax relief from the No Tax on Tips provision

—> Hourly employees in the country will see tax relief from the No Tax on Overtime provision

—> Seniors on Social Security will see tax relief
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Your pants are on fire

Bending the Knee on Corporate State TV.

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Jason Smith

Jason Smith is a 7th generation Missourian, a 4th generation owner of his family’s farm, a citizen-legislator, and a champion for the rights and values of rural Missourians.

Jason chairs the Ways and Means Committee – the oldest committee in Congress. He became the youngest Ways and Means Chairman since before the Civil War and the first Missourian to lead the Committee since John Phelps – the namesake of Missouri’s Phelps County – in 1859.

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