In a Bid To Win Over Auto Manufacturers, Trump Promises To Make Interest Payments on Car Loans Tax-Deductible
Trump is hoping to put affordability at the heart of his campaign with a coterie of tax breaks for voters in critical swing states.
President Trump, in a bid to win over consumers suffering from high interest rates and auto manufacturers suffering from lower sales, is promising to make interest payments on car loans tax-deductible. Tax policy has become a major issue of the campaign as the 2017 tax cuts, which Trump himself signed, are due to expire next year.
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