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With tax rates in the balance, the White House is preparing for a powerful Supreme Court decision that could shape the future of the President Donald Trump‘S Trade agenda.
Remittances rose to an ENT high of $34.2 billion in October, raising the stakes as Supreme Court It sees whether the President can continue to impose broad duties without the consent of RENOM?
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President Trump has made trade policy a key pillar of his economic agenda during his second term. (BANDON Bell/Getty Images/Getty Images)
The total value of the transaction reached $215.2 billion in fiscal year 2025, which ended on September 30, according to Money department“Customs” of certain tax “.
So far in fiscal year 2026, which began on Oct. 1, the US collected $ 41.6 billion, according to the latest numbers published by the Ministry of Finance.
As Trump announced his “release date” tax In April, the amount of tax payments increased significantly from $ 23.9 billion in May to $ 28 billion by $ 28 billion by $ 29 billion in July. That momentum continued through August and September, when the government collected $62.6 billion in payroll taxes. net worth.
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US businesses pay these import taxes to the Federal Government, but they often recoup the costs by raising prices, meaning consumers end up footing the bill.
In response to growing concerns about the money supply, Trump has begun raising tariffs to ease price pressures.
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However, the President maintains, that aggressive tariffs are necessary to deal with what he considers to be years of unfair global trade, a situation that shows how a strict trade policy has been incorporated into his broader economic strategy.
The President has also vowed that the money released from activities can support a $2000 Split For lower and middle class Americans.
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President Donald Trump has promised to cut some Americans a $ 2000 check generated from the tax paid. (Aaron Schwartz/CNP/Bloomberg via Getty Images/Getty Images)
US Trade Representative Jamieson Greer said on Sunday that the existing payment of $2000 is not expected to increase inflation and instead provide relief to families.
Greer pushed back on concerns that the move could be driven by inflation, stressing that “this is not some kind of new welfare program or something that would increase inflation.”
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He added that he expects American families to appreciate the checks. “But I don’t think it’s going to change the macroeconomic picture,” Greer said.
