Quote Together we are unleashing a new era of American prosperity, perhaps like we have never seen before.

Speaking before a crowd in the White House Grand Foyer, President Donald J. Trump laid out—in concrete terms—what tax cuts would mean for the typical American household.

Here is the President’s case by the numbers:

$2,000+: What the typical family of four earning $75,000 would see in income tax cuts, slashing its tax bill in half

What the typical family of four earning $75,000 would see in income tax cuts, slashing its tax bill in half $4,000: How much incomes are expected to rise across the board as a result of tax cuts on U.S. businesses

How much incomes are expected to rise across the board as a result of tax cuts on U.S. businesses 3 percent: The level of growth the U.S. economy has already reached in 2017—and tax reform would take it even further

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Middle-income families will benefit directly from tax cuts with an expanded standard deduction, an increased child tax credit, and lower rates across the board. President Trump is committed to reform that ensures all Americans are treated fairly and able to keep more of their hard-earned money.

The Republican tax plan helps working families in another important way. Small businesses are a primary driver of the American economy; when they succeed, so does the country. There are nearly 30 million small businesses in the United States, employing 57.9 million American workers among them.

With tax reform, more than 99 percent of these small businesses will face the lowest top marginal tax rate in more than 80 years.

Tax reform will increase investment in the American economy and in U.S. workers, leading to higher growth, higher wages, and more jobs. A 3 to 5 percent increase in GDP growth over 10 years, as the President’s Council of Economic Advisers predicts, could represent as much as $1.2 trillion in economic output.

Quote All told, complying with the tax code costs our economy $262 billion every single year. That's more than $800 for every man, woman, and child in America just to figure out what we owe the government.

The bottom line: The current tax code is a burden on American taxpayers and harmful to job-creators. It has grown so out of control in length and complexity that many Americans must rely on professional help to file even the simplest return. Our outdated code also makes U.S. businesses uncompetitive and incentivizes companies to move abroad or offshore our country’s jobs.

American workers deserve better. Now is the moment to stand up for them.