How President Trump's tax plan affects you and what's still unknown
Skip in Skip x Embed x Share CLOSE President Donald Trump has revealed some details about a sweeping tax reform plan. The president says he wants tax cuts for everyday working people  not the rich. USA TODAY
 Trump  plans to enlist grassroots and Dems to sell tax plan  he  will call biggest in history
 Trump  pitches tax reform to Main Street  twists Democratic arms
Here are 5 reasons  Trump  and Congress are struggling with tax reform
As liberal groups decry a giveaway to those at the top   Trump  is selling the plan as a boost for working families  starting with a rally in Indiana on Wednesday afternoon. Interest groups are also gearing up ads to sell the plan on television  especially in districts where key senators and House members live.
Corporations would see their top tax rate drop from 35% to 20%  which is higher than the 15%  Trump  wanted  but comparable to or lower than other major industrial nations.
 Trump  has said the corporate rate cut would spur job creation and lead companies that had moved operations offshore to return. Others have said  it  would benefit primarily stockholders. The White House has said that would include pension funds for police and teachers and other public employees.
 Trump  has said  he  wants the tax cut to be the largest in history  but how much it will cost may take a while to determine and could be in dispute long after that.
Skip in Skip x  [TGT]  has revealed some details about a sweeping tax reform plan. The president says he wants tax cuts for everyday working people  not the rich. USA TODAY
  [TGT] plans to enlist grassroots and Dems to sell tax plan  he  will call biggest in history
  [TGT] pitches tax reform to Main Street  twists Democratic arms
Here are 5 reasons  Trump  and Congress are struggling with tax reform
As liberal groups decry a giveaway to those at the top   Trump  is selling the plan as a boost for working families  starting with a rally in Indiana on Wednesday afternoon. Interest groups are also gearing up ads to sell the plan on television  especially in districts where key senators and House members live.
Corporations would see their top tax rate drop from 35% to 20%  which is higher than the 15%   [TGT]   wanted  but comparable to or lower than other major industrial nations.
  [TGT] has said the corporate rate cut would spur job creation and lead companies that had moved operations offshore to return. Others have said   [TGT]   would benefit primarily stockholders. The White House has said that would include pension funds for police and teachers and other public employees.
  [TGT] has said   [TGT]   wants the tax cut to be the largest in history  but how much it will cost may take a while to determine and could be in dispute long after that.