WASHINGTON, D.C. – President Trump’s working class tax cuts are making news. Media reports – including from local outlets around the country – are showing how the tax cuts deliver for workers, families, small businesses, and farmers in all 50 states, according to a recent study. 

“Taxpayers in every state from Missouri to Oregon and Georgia to Arizona will pay less in taxes than they ever have before. More money in their pocket will help Americans provide for their families after four years of inflation under Joe Biden and Washington Democrats,” said Ways and Means Committee Chairman Jason Smith (MO-08). “As Americans learn more about the tax cuts President Trump and Republicans in Congress delivered, they see how stopping the largest tax hike in American history and additional tax relief like no tax on tips, no tax on overtime, and no tax on Social Security, will benefit their families.”

Reporting: 

Arizona: “Arizonans dodged a big tax hike when Congress passed the ‘big, beautiful bill,’ making permanent the tax cuts of President Trump’s first term while adding many more…Arizonans’ average tax cut will be $3,521 in 2026…”

California: “The average San Diego County resident will see a federal tax cut of about $3,564 in 2026 thanks to the ‘big, beautiful bill,’…In California, the average tax cut per filer will be $4,141, the data shows.”

Colorado: “On average, Coloradans will receive a federal tax cut of about $4,300 next year — about 14% higher than the $3,800 national average…The bill made the 2017 Trump tax cuts permanent and added new temporary breaks: deductions for tips and overtime income, a cut for seniors and an expanded child-care tax cut.”

Delaware: “President Donald Trump’s ‘One Big Beautiful Bill’ is now law, and thousands of Delaware taxpayers will see lower federal tax bills starting in 2026, a tax-impact assessment organization found.” 

Florida: “The average South Florida resident will see a federal tax cut of about $5,100 in 2026 thanks to the ‘big, beautiful bill,’…In Miami-Dade, the average tax break is expected to be $5,872 next year. In Broward County, it’s $4,441.”

Georgia: “The new bill not only makes the 2017 tax cuts permanent but also introduces additional breaks, including deductions on tips and overtime pay, tax relief for seniors and an expanded child-care tax credit…In Greene County, residents can expect to receive an average tax cut of $5,963 in 2026, about 63% higher than the state average tax cut of $3,084.”

Indiana: “President Trump’s ‘big, beautiful bill’ is expected to save Hoosiers an average of $3,047 on their federal taxes next year.”

Iowa: “President Trump’s ‘big, beautiful bill’ is expected to save Iowans an average of $3,139 on their federal taxes next year.”

Maine: “Maine residents will get an average tax break of $3,204 next year under President Donald Trump’s newly minted tax and spending law, according to a new report…The new law is expected to create at least 3,414 new jobs in the state long term, according to the report.”

Massachusetts: “Under Donald Trump’s proposed tax legislation, dubbed the ‘Big, Beautiful Bill’ and signed on July 4, Massachusetts taxpayers are projected to receive the third-highest average tax reduction among U.S. states in 2026, at $5,139 per person.”

New Jersey: “According to the Tax Foundation, the average tax cut nationwide will be about $3,752 per taxpayer in 2026. In New Jersey, the average is slightly lower at $3,700, although some state taxpayers could see the savings top $5,000.”

North Carolina: “The average Charlottean will see a federal tax cut of about $4,045 in 2026 thanks to the ‘big, beautiful bill,’…The spending bill Congress passed last month made President Trump’s first-term tax cuts permanent — and added on a bunch more.

Oregon: “Portlanders will see thousands in tax cuts under the new tax and spending bill passed by Congress last month, which made Trump’s 2017 tax cuts permanent and added a bunch more…Residents of Multnomah County are set to see an average tax cut of $3,413, with Washington County ($3,519) and Clackamas County ($3,922) also set to see sizable cuts.”

Rhode Island: “An analysis by the non-partisan Tax Foundation found that Rhode Island residents will see an average tax cut of $3,286 in 2026.”  

Tennessee: “Middle Tennessee residents are among the Tennesseans set to experience the most financial relief by tax cuts introduced under President Donald Trump’s ‘Big Beautiful Bill’…In Davidson County, residents can expect to receive an average tax cut of $5,790 in 2026…Sumner County and Wilson County follow with average reductions of $4,177 and $4,143, respectively. Rutherford County will see a more moderate cut of $3,221, while Cheatham County and Robertson County will receive the smallest average tax breaks at $3,039 and $2,917, respectively, per taxpayer.”

Texas: “The average Texas resident will see a federal tax cut of about $3,942 in 2026 thanks to the ‘big, beautiful bill,’…The spending bill not only made the 2017 tax cuts permanent, it added on new breaks: deductions for tips and overtime income, a cut for seniors and an expanded child-care tax cut”

Virginia: “The average Richmonder will see a federal tax cut of nearly $3,500 in 2026 thanks to the ‘big, beautiful bill,’…That’s money folks can spend on other things… The spending bill Congress passed last month made President Trump’s first term tax cuts permanent — and added on a bunch more.”