White House Launches 'Big Beautiful Bill' Calculator to Show Americans Their Savings Under New Legislation
White House unveils new site to estimate savings from Trump-backed "big beautiful bill" amid Senate debate

The White House unveiled a new website on Tuesday, allowing Americans to estimate their potential savings under the proposed "One Big Beautiful Bill Act," a sweeping piece of legislation that promises significant tax relief and major reforms in immigration, energy, defense, and fiscal policy. The move comes as Senate lawmakers engage in high-stakes negotiations to finalize the multitrillion-dollar bill following the House's approval in May.
On the newly launched website, users are greeted with the message, "We are preparing your tax cuts," accompanied by a prominent image of President Donald Trump. The site features a calculator designed to show how much individuals could save if lawmakers pass the legislation. By inputting weekly base pay, tip amounts, and overtime premium pay, Americans can quickly determine their estimated monthly and yearly tax reductions.
According to the calculator’s examples, an individual earning $665 per week with $260 in tips and $100 in overtime would see approximately $2,246 in yearly savings. A person bringing home $200 in base pay, $400 in tips, and $200 in overtime each week would benefit from nearly $2,954 in annual savings. The bill aims to eliminate taxes on overtime and tips—two pillars of President Trump’s tax strategy as he campaigns for reelection in 2024.
The website also highlights endorsements from over 1,000 American industries and organizations, including recognizable brands like Uber and DoorDash, underscoring broad support from business communities eager for lower taxation and regulatory reforms.
President Trump has repeatedly urged lawmakers to get behind the legislation, proclaiming it would deliver the largest tax cut in history and bolster border security. In a recent post on social media, he stressed the importance of passing the bill to protect Medicaid and prevent what he described as a potential 65% increase in taxes if the measure fails. “Republicans MUST UNITE behind, ‘THE ONE, BIG BEAUTIFUL BILL!’” Trump declared, emphasizing the need for swift action in light of economic challenges he attributes to current policies.
Despite the aggressive push from Trump and key Republican leaders, not all members of the party are on board. Several Senate Republicans have voiced concerns about the proposed increase to the nation’s debt limit, with Senator Rand Paul of Kentucky warning that the bill could raise the ceiling by $5 trillion. Paul cautioned that such a move would inevitably be met, placing further strain on the country’s fiscal health.
In response, Trump has sharply criticized dissenters within his own party, accusing them of risking higher taxes and aligning with Democratic opposition. He specifically admonished Senator Paul, claiming the senator’s resistance could result in a 68% tax hike for Americans and insisting that economic growth and strategic cost-cutting would address debt concerns in the future.
While some conservatives remain skeptical, a coalition of Republican senators is working to pass the bill before a self-imposed July 4 deadline, setting up a packed legislative schedule for June. Senator Mike Rounds of South Dakota expressed urgency, stating that failure to act would lead to nearly $2,400 in increased annual taxes for average families. Rounds emphasized the necessity of making the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act permanent and reaffirmed the Senate’s commitment to moving quickly on this centerpiece of Trump’s legislative agenda.