Stop Trump’s Private Jet Tax Break for Billionaires

Trump’s Treasury Department just refused to close a tax loophole that lets wealthy executives dramatically underreport the value of personal flights on corporate private jets.

While working families are struggling with groceries, rent, gas, healthcare, and childcare, the Trump administration is protecting a sweetheart tax break for people flying private. 

Democratic Senators asked Treasury to close the loophole, but Trump's Treasury Department is refusing to do so. Treasury’s excuse? Fixing the loophole would be too burdensome.

That is outrageous. The real burden is on working people who pay their taxes while billionaires and corporate executives get special treatment. The tax code should not be rigged so the ultra-rich can fly private and stick everyone else with the bill.

Tell Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent: End Trump’s private jet tax break for billionaires and close this loophole now.

Private jets are one of the most polluting and exclusive forms of travel on Earth. Yet the Trump administration is defending a rule that allows some of the wealthiest people in the country to lower their tax bills when they use corporate jets for personal trips.

This is exactly the kind of corruption that makes people lose faith in government: One set of rules for billionaires, another set for everyone else.

Add your name now and tell Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent to stop protecting billionaire tax loopholes and make the ultra-rich pay what they owe.

The petition to Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent reads:

"End Trump’s private jet tax break for billionaires. Close the Standard Industry Fare Level loophole, require fair-market valuation for personal travel on corporate private jets, and stop allowing wealthy executives to underreport luxury perks while working families pay their fair share."