Key Takeaways
- Historic Tax Savings: The average American taxpayer will see a $3,752 cut in 2026, the biggest middle-class relief package since the 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act.
- Benefits Across States: Wyoming and Washington lead with nearly $5,400 in savings, while even the lowest states—Mississippi and West Virginia—secure around $2,400.
- Long-Term Growth: While some provisions taper in 2030, permanent cuts ensure lasting relief, with average savings rebounding to $3,301 by 2035.
The Trump economy is once again putting money back where it belongs—into the pockets of the American people. According to a new analysis by the nonpartisan Tax Foundation, the One Big Beautiful Bill Act will deliver an average tax cut of $3,752 per household in 2026, marking the most significant tax reform since the 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act.
Tax relief won’t look the same everywhere. Workers in Wyoming and Washington can expect the largest average cuts—close to $5,400—while Mississippi and West Virginia will see smaller but still meaningful savings of about $2,400 to $2,500. Either way, it’s a pay raise courtesy of conservative, pro-growth policy.
The Tax Foundation also projected how the cuts will evolve over time. While the average dips to $2,505 in 2030 as certain provisions expire, by 2035 it rebounds to $3,301 thanks to inflation lifting the nominal value of permanent cuts. Translation: relief today, stability tomorrow, and growth well into the future.
The White House celebrated the report as proof of what conservative leadership delivers. “President Trump’s One Big Beautiful Bill is the largest, most consequential tax cut on the middle class ever,” Deputy Press Secretary Anna Kelly said. “Between lower inflation, massive investments, and historic tax cuts, all Americans are reaping the benefits of the Trump Economy – and the Golden Age has just begun.”
While Democrats peddle big government and tax hikes, Trump’s free-market vision is clear: empower families, unleash businesses, and keep America’s economic engine roaring.