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Cole: Keeping More Money in Your Pocket

By Congressman Tom Cole This Wednesday, April 15th, is Tax Day – the day that individual income tax returns are due to be submitted to the federal government. So, as your Representative, I first want this to serve as a reminder to file your taxes. Secondly, as Tax Day approaches, I am reflecting on the wins this Republican-led Congress was able to secure for the taxpayers this tax season. Through the Working Families Tax Cuts, also known as the One Big Beautiful Bill, we simplified the tax code for 91 percent of taxpayers by boosting the Standard Deduction and ending the Democrats’ unlawful Direct File design. As a result, families are not paying any taxes on the first $31,500 they make – a large jump from not paying on only the first $13,000 you made under President Obama – and individuals are not paying any taxes on the first $15,750 he or she made. We also acknowledged that tipped-workers are some of the Americans that have been hit the hardest by the inflation inflicted due to the past administration’s far-Left spending spree. That’s why we promised, and then delivered, no tax on tips – not to mention overtime and Social Security. Now, thanks to the One Big Beautiful Bill, millions of tipped workers will get a $32 billion tax cut, proving that we are working for all Americans, not just billionaires like the Democrats claim. As an Oklahoman, I know that agriculture is not only the heart of Oklahoma, but the heart of America – and we made sure not to leave our farmers and ranchers behind when working on this legislation either. Through the One Big Beautiful Bill, we made permanent and enhanced the doubled Death Tax exemption. As a result, the more than 2 million family farms throughout our country will now be able to pass down their acreage, equipment, and legacy to the next generation. Additionally, thanks to the 20 percent small business deduction and new credit that lowers the cost of borrowing, 98 percent of farmers and ranchers who file their taxes as pass-through entities will now be able to invest more money back into their operations. The One Big Beautiful bill also helps the moms and dads throughout our nation working hard to support their children. Through this legislation, we have made multiple tax credits more valuable for families. For example, we more than doubled the Child Tax Credit to $2,200 per child and ensured the credit maintains its value with inflation. Without the One Big Beautiful Bill, the Child Tax Credit would have been just $1,000 per child. Overall, the One Big Beautiful Bill means the American taxpayer is seeing the largest tax cuts in history this year. In fact, the average refund is projected to increase by $1,000 this year with a total of $91 billion in additional refunds being returned to the American people this spring. So, in conclusion, I look forward to seeing you keep more of the money you earn in your pocket.

Apr 14, 202612 votes

Cole: Unsung Heroes

By Congressman Tom Cole In 1986, President Reagan’s Department of Defense declared April as the Month of the Military Child. Now, every April, I try and make it a point to draw attention to the over 1.6 million children of our brave men and women in uniform. My late father, John Cole, lived a dutiful life. He dedicated everything he had not only to our family, but to our country. He served in the United States Air Force for twenty years and then worked an additional two decades as a civilian federal employee at Tinker Air Force Base in Oklahoma. Growing up, and still today, I greatly admired my dad’s service. He was truly a hero. He joined the Army Air Corps on the eve of World War II and by the time he left the military, he was the second most senior master sergeant in the Air Force. My father was known throughout the USAF as the one of the best to run a crew to maintenance airplanes. In fact, he won the “Dock of the Month” prize so many times that McGuire Air Force Base stopped giving the prize out as a whole. Then, when he was placed at Dover Air Force Base, he was assigned the worst dock. Yet, at no surprise to my family, he still managed to win the same award seven times at Dover, proving that his mechanical skills were just that good. With all that being said, I myself grew up as a military child – and as proud as I was to have a hero for a dad, I know firsthand that it also comes with challenges. Many military children must watch their parents leave home to go serve overseas, many are forced to relocate and transfer schools multiple times throughout transformative years, and, sadly, some have even lost their parent in the line of duty. These circumstances are simply just reality when it comes to being the child of one of our courageous service members. It is not just the parent that serves, as being a military child includes its own unique sacrifices without ever putting on our nation’s uniform. However, like I mentioned before, being a military child is something to be proud of. Our military represents freedom and strength. It is the most disciplined, capable, and lethal fighting force on this Earth. Yet, none of this would be possible without the selfless men and women who make up this force – the parents of these military children. So, in conclusion, I want to thank our military families. Thank you for your unsung sacrifices. Thank you for dedicating your lives to our freedom. Thank you for your selflessness. I know that you all truly understand the meaning of service, and I hope you feel appreciated not just during the Month of the Military Child, but every month.

Apr 9, 202612 votes

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