Full summary of Trump's tax plan

U.S. President Donald Trump's tax plan summary is now on the wires, via White House's correspondent Zeke Miller, highlighting the key points of the announced tax reform:

Goals for tax reform

Grow the economy and create millions of jobs
Simplify our burdensome tax code
Provide tax relief to American families-especially middle-income families
Lower the business tax rate from one of the highest in the world to one of the lowest

Individual Reform

Tax relief for American families, especially middle-income families:
- Reducing the 7 tax brackets to 3 tax brackets of 10%, 25% and 35%
- Doubling the standard deduction
- Providing tax relief for families with child and dependent care expenses
Simplification
- Eliminate targeted tax breaks that mainly benefit the wealthiest taxpayers
- Protect the home ownership and charitable gift tax deductions
- Repeal the Alternative Minimum Tax
- Repeal the death tax
Repeal the 3.8% Obamacare tax that hits small businesses and investment income

Business Reform

15% business tax rate
Territorial tax system to level the playing field for American companies
One-time tax on trillions of dollars held overseas
Eliminate tax breaks for special interests

Process

Throughout the month of May, the Trump administration will hold listening sessions with stakeholders to receive their input and will continue working with the House and Senate to develop the details of a plan that provides massive tax relief, creates jobs, and makes America more competitive - and can pass both chambers.

Latest updates:

Trump's tax plan: Proposes reducing number of U.S. tax brackets to 3 from 7

Trump's tax plan: Proposes 15% business tax rate

Cohn: Trump plan will repeal so-called death tax on estates

U.S. Treasury's Mnuchin: Small and medium sized business also will be eligible for the 15% tax rate

U.S. Treasury's Mnuchin: Administration will be working with congress to turn ideas into a bill that can pass the legislature

U.S. Treasury's Mnuchin: Trump has no intention to release his own taxes

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