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Taxes

Taxation affects so many aspects of our daily lives, and millions of Americans want to ensure that their taxes are being used responsibly. I remain hard at work to reduce the tax burden on hardworking Americans, provide tax credits for families and seniors, and make filing taxes more accessible. 

This Congress, I introduced two tax bills. One aimed at making buying a home and the other focused on making home modifications a possibility for those wanting to age in place. 

H.R.9555 - Home Mortgage Interest Credit Act of 2026 amends the Internal Revenue Code of 1986 to allow a credit against tax for qualified residence interest paid or accrued during the taxable year. 

H.R.9554 - Senior Accessible Housing Tax Credit Act also amends the Internal Revenue Code of 1986 and allows for a tax credit on qualified accessible housing expenses, which includes any expenses that are related to making modifications to a home that make it more accessible and safe for a senior to live alone. Modification examples are chair lifts, handrails, and non-slip floors.

As the cost of living increases, I’ve worked with allies in Congress to cosponsor legislation that lowers income taxes to help Americans pay for their necessities. Taxation is an issue I will legislate on, with a focus on helping with everyday affordability needs.

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