Protect Montana’s Families and Jobs

Expand and Extend the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act!

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Dear Official(s),

I urge you to support the extension and expansion of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA)—a crucial measure that has benefited Montana’s families, small businesses, and economy. Allowing the TCJA to expire would jeopardize the progress we've made, threatening household budgets, job creation, and economic growth in the state.
The Case for Extending the TCJA in Montana:
Supporting Montana’s Working Families:
The TCJA doubled the standard deduction and lowered tax rates, putting more money in Montanans' pockets. In 2021, households saved an average of $1,300. Without an extension, families could face steep tax hikes amid rising costs.
Boosting Small Businesses and Job Creation:
Small businesses make up 99.3% of Montana’s economy. The TCJA’s lower corporate tax rate and expanded deductions enabled businesses to invest and grow, contributing to a 10,000-job increase from 2018-2021.
Preventing Economic Decline:
Montana ranks 43rd in job growth and 46th in wage growth nationally. Letting the TCJA expire would worsen these challenges, reducing opportunities for growth and wages.
Securing Energy and Agriculture:
Montana’s energy and agriculture sectors depend on competitive tax policies. The TCJA’s reforms lowered their tax burden, enabling innovation and resilience. Extending these provisions is key for these industries to thrive.
Why This Matters:
Allowing the TCJA to expire would result in higher taxes for Montana’s families, small businesses, and industries. Expanding and extending the TCJA will prevent economic setbacks while fostering growth and job creation across the state.
As your constituent, I urge you to support the extension and expansion of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act to secure a brighter future for Montana’s economy. Thank you for your leadership on this issue.
I urge you to support the extension and expansion of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA)—a crucial measure that has benefited Montana’s families, small businesses, and economy. Allowing the TCJA to expire would jeopardize the progress we've made, threatening household budgets, job creation, and economic growth in the state.

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Montana’s families, small businesses, and communities have thrived under the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA), which provided lower tax rates, and a higher standard deduction. These changes have put more money into the pockets of hard-working Montanans, fueled job creation, and supported our small businesses.

Without an extension, the TCJA will expire, leading to higher taxes for families and threatening the economic progress Montana has made. The average Montana household saved $1,300 under the TCJA—money that helps pay for groceries, housing, and school supplies.

The TCJA has also been a lifeline for Montana’s small businesses, which make up 99% of our state’s economy. Its provisions have enabled these businesses to grow, hire, and invest in their communities, creating over 10,000 new jobs since its passage.

If the TCJA is allowed to expire, Montana’s rural communities, energy sector, and agriculture industry could all face steep tax hikes, stifling growth and opportunities for families. Extending and expanding the TCJA will ensure Montanans can continue to thrive, build financial security, and support a stronger future for our state.