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Car loan breaks, silencer fees axed: Some lesser-known items from Trump's 'Big Beautiful Bill'

IndiaTimes Friday, 4 July 2025
US President Donald Trump is set to sign a new bill. It includes tax cuts and border security funding. Whalers in Alaska get tax relief. Car buyers can deduct loan interest. Gun owners will not pay silencer fees. Space shuttle Discovery will move to Houston. Space missions will face new fees. Kennedy Center will get an overhaul.
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