What a payroll tax cut could mean for Social Security, Medicare and consumer spending

by Markus Andrews 11 March 2020, 18:18 169 Views

While President Donald Trump has proposed a 0% payroll tax rate for the rest of 2020, such a move could have big consequences for programs like Social Security and Medicare that rely on those taxes. And those cuts might not necessarily lead to higher consumer spending. Experts weigh in on how such a change could pan out.

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What a payroll tax cut could mean for Social Security, Medicare and consumer spending

US footwear imports from China just had their worst January in a decade

Golden State Warriors to play first NBA game without fans after San Francisco bans large crowds due to coronavirus fears

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