Gambling Tax Hike Faces Republican Pushback Amid Poker Community Concerns
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Some Republicans are now calling to reverse a gambling tax hike included in Trump's megabill, which reduces the deduction on wagering losses from 100% to 90% starting in 2026, citing concerns about its impact on the industry and fairness. The provision was added quickly and without much awareness among lawmakers, and efforts to undo it are facing resistance from Senate leaders and the White House.
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