House Speaker Mike Johnson showcased benefits from Trump-era tax policies ahead of Tax Day, highlighting personal stories from workers who received larger tax refunds. Johnson featured an Uber Eats driver who said the "no tax on tips" deduction resulted in a 20% increase in his tax refund.

The promotional effort comes as Johnson's allies launch a $10 million advertising campaign through the American Action Network to spotlight Trump's tax cuts. The ad blitz will run through Tax Day across 37 congressional districts to promote the Working Families Tax Cuts Act.

The campaign focuses on extending key provisions from the 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, which are set to expire in the coming years. Johnson and Republicans are pushing to make permanent several individual tax breaks that were included in the original legislation.

Separate analysis shows that Trump's tax cuts delivered at least $65 billion in benefits to corporations since implementation. The corporate tax rate was reduced from 35% to 21% as part of the 2017 legislation.

The timing of the promotional campaign aligns with Tax Day, when many Americans are filing their returns and may be more attentive to tax policy discussions. The effort appears designed to build public support for extending the tax provisions before they expire.