Trump, Harris tax-break costs soar to more than $12 trillion

Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump have been proposing a slew of new tax cuts and credits over the course of their campaigns, and are even adding to the list in the final days of the contest.

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Trump, Harris tax-break costs soar to more than $12 trillion

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