So let's say you're a married couple with two kids living in Pennsylvania and you make $50,000.

I'm going to put that into this calculator.

This is $50,000 combined.

Household income.

Household income.

Jacob Bogage is a Congressional economics correspondent for the Post. On Monday, I had him with me in the studio to run some numbers on this tax calculator that

Jacob and the Post built.

The calculator, it shows you how much you could save or lose with President Donald Trump's

signature tax bill. You can input

your personal situation, your salary, where you live, how many kids you have, if you get government

benefits. At 50,000 with two kids are going to be on SNAP. And actually, they probably are

on Medicaid. 50,000 with two dependents.

So they affects the tax bill.

Four people with Medicaid.

They receive SNAP benefits.

They have some tip income, overtime income.

This is going to be interesting. Well, the tip income, overtime income, and the child tax credit outweigh the loss of income from SNAP and Medicaid.

Hmm, well, let's find out.

They are down $655.

Yeah, they really rely on that Medicaid.

Taxes, they might not be the most glamorous topic,

but I found the tax calculator that Jacob and I have been playing with

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