It's a difficult tradeoff. By taxing more and more it's easy to send the economy into the death spiral so to grow the revenue without killing the economy you need economic growth. Cutting taxes will not give the growth aromatically but carefully designed tax system with low taxes where it helps should be a part of the strategy.
In practice though tax cuts usually make rich richer without helping the economy to grow (because of lobbying/corruption).
> In practice though tax cuts usually make rich richer without helping the economy to grow (because of lobbying/corruption).
This is being generous. It's much simpler.
The poor don't pay any federal taxes at all so you can't give them a tax cut because they don't pay any. You can give them a credit at best.
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Some data
> Another 60.3 million returns showed AGIs of less than $30,000. The average effective tax rate for those taxpayers was 1.5%, even before refundable tax credits were applied.
From: https://www.pewresearch.org/short-reads/2023/04/18/who-pays-...