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Category Archives: 政策与参与 / Policy & Civic Engagement

Do You Understand the “Tip Income Tax Exemption” Policy?

— A Guide to the Tip Income Tax Relief in the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA) The One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA) introduced, for the first time, a federal tax exemption specifically for tip income. This policy targets workers who rely heavily on tips for their livelihood, such as restaurant servers, hotel housekeepers,Continue reading “Do You Understand the “Tip Income Tax Exemption” Policy?”

Posted byNevada Chinese PerspectiveJuly 17, 2025Posted inEnglish Articles, 政策与参与 / Policy & Civic EngagementTags:civil engagement, legislative policies, taxesLeave a comment on Do You Understand the “Tip Income Tax Exemption” Policy?

富者愈富,弱者愈弱

——从《大而美法案》看“企业福利”与“人民福祉”的此消彼长 文|内华达华人视角 在拉斯维加斯,成千上万的劳动者靠小费维生。他们是餐厅的服务员,是赌场的酒保,是酒店的客房清洁员——他们支撑起这座城市的光鲜门面,却往往拿不到稳定工资,也难以负担高昂的医保费用。 2025年7月,美国国会通过了规模庞大的《One Big Beautiful Bill Act》(简称OBBBA,大而美法案),法案承诺“提振经济”“强化边境”“减轻纳税人负担”。其中,“小费收入免税”政策一度被包装为一项利好内华达服务业劳动者的民生突破。但人们也许没有注意到的是,这项“小费免税”政策其实只是临时性的,仅适用于2025年至2028年。 而当我们翻阅完整法案文本,才发现法案的拨款结构展现出鲜明的倾斜性:一方面延续并扩大对企业的税收减免与财政补贴,且多数为长期性条款;另一方面却大幅削减对普通民众的基本保障,如医疗、粮食与住房援助。 这并非简单的财政调配问题,而是一场国家资源分配方向的深刻转向。作为全国小费工作者占比最高的州之一,内华达的劳动者站在这场再分配风暴的风口上。我们正在见证的,是一场“企业福利”对“人民福祉”的压倒性取代。

Posted byNevada Chinese PerspectiveJuly 17, 2025Posted in评论与观点 / Commentary & Opinion, 政策与参与 / Policy & Civic Engagement, 中文文章Tags:社会正义, 政治参与Leave a comment on 富者愈富,弱者愈弱

The Rich Get Richer, the Poor Get Weaker

— How the One Big Beautiful Bill Act Prioritizes Corporate Welfare Over Human Well-being By | Nevada Chinese Perspective In Las Vegas, thousands of workers rely on tips to survive. They are restaurant servers, casino bartenders, and hotel housekeepers—people who uphold the glamorous facade of the city, yet often struggle with unstable wages and unaffordableContinue reading “The Rich Get Richer, the Poor Get Weaker”

Posted byNevada Chinese PerspectiveJuly 17, 2025Posted inEnglish Articles, 评论与观点 / Commentary & Opinion, 政策与参与 / Policy & Civic EngagementTags:civil engagement, politics, social justiceLeave a comment on The Rich Get Richer, the Poor Get Weaker

我在工作,但系统说我不够“合格”

——制度之外的劳动者,如何在《大而美法案》下失去医保? 她不是不工作,只是不符合“制度期待的劳动方式” 梁太太,45岁,是一名拉斯维加斯的清洁工,靠着按小时计费的家庭服务维持一家三口的生活。她有合法身份,每年依法报税。她的丈夫去年接受了胃癌手术,目前仍在恢复阶段,尚未恢复工作能力。18岁的儿子刚从高中毕业,尚无收入,准备申请社区大学。 2026年,《大而美法案》将在全国实施新的Medicaid规定:非豁免成年人必须每月提交至少80小时的劳动、志愿或职业培训记录,否则将失去资格。

Posted byOne VoiceJuly 11, 2025July 11, 2025Posted in评论与观点 / Commentary & Opinion, 政策与参与 / Policy & Civic Engagement, 中文文章Tags:社会正义, 医疗保健, 政治参与Leave a comment on 我在工作,但系统说我不够“合格”

I’m Working, But the System Says I’m Not “Qualified”

— How Workers Outside the System May Lose Medicaid Under the One Big Beautiful Bill She Isn’t Unemployed—She Just Doesn’t Fit the System’s Definition of Work Mrs. Liang, 45, works as a self-employed home cleaner in Las Vegas. She supports her family of three through hourly residential cleaning jobs. She has legal status and filesContinue reading “I’m Working, But the System Says I’m Not “Qualified””

Posted byOne VoiceJuly 11, 2025July 11, 2025Posted inEnglish Articles, 评论与观点 / Commentary & Opinion, 政策与参与 / Policy & Civic EngagementTags:civil engagement, healthcare, social justiceLeave a comment on I’m Working, But the System Says I’m Not “Qualified”

谁赢了?谁输了?——《大而美法案》初探

撰文|一个政策观察者 引言 2025年7月3日,《One Big and Beautiful Bill Act》(OBBBA,大而美法案)在众议院以218票对214票的微弱优势获得通过,并于7月4日独立日当天由总统正式签署成为法律。该法案涵盖税收、社会保障、绿色能源、移民执法等多个领域,影响范围广泛,被视为一项旨在“重塑财政支出结构、激励劳动参与”的重大政策转折点。 本文将以中立、普及性的角度,系统梳理该法案的主要条款与影响机制,探讨不同人群可能面临的变化,以及潜在的政策逻辑争议。

Posted byOne VoiceJuly 9, 2025July 9, 2025Posted in评论与观点 / Commentary & Opinion, 政策与参与 / Policy & Civic Engagement, 中文文章Tags:社会正义, 医疗保健, 政治参与Leave a comment on 谁赢了?谁输了?——《大而美法案》初探

Who Wins, Who Loses? — A Preliminary Look at the One Big and Beautiful Bill Act

By: A Policy Observer Introduction On July 3, 2025, the U.S. House of Representatives narrowly passed the One Big and Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA) by a vote of 218 to 214. The following day, on Independence Day, the President officially signed it into law. Spanning areas including taxation, social welfare, green energy, and immigration enforcement,Continue reading “Who Wins, Who Loses? — A Preliminary Look at the One Big and Beautiful Bill Act”

Posted byOne VoiceJuly 9, 2025July 9, 2025Posted inEnglish Articles, 评论与观点 / Commentary & Opinion, 政策与参与 / Policy & Civic EngagementTags:civil engagement, social justiceLeave a comment on Who Wins, Who Loses? — A Preliminary Look at the One Big and Beautiful Bill Act

医疗支出全球最高,美国却仍无全民医保

——17.2% GDP 用在医疗上,却还有千万美国人无保险 2024年,美国医疗支出占国内生产总值(GDP)的比重再次突破17.2%,稳居全球第一。这意味着,美国社会在医疗健康上的总投入,比任何国家都要多得多。可令人不解的是:在这样庞大的开销下,仍有约7%到8%的美国人没有任何医疗保险,约合2700万人仍生活在“看不起病”的阴影之中。 为何世界上最富有的国家,却没能为所有人提供基本的医疗保障?这背后,是一场牵动深层制度、利益结构与意识形态的拉锯战。

Posted byOne VoiceJuly 6, 2025Posted in评论与观点 / Commentary & Opinion, 健康与照护 / Health & Care, 政策与参与 / Policy & Civic Engagement, 中文文章Tags:社会正义, 医疗保健, 政治参与Leave a comment on 医疗支出全球最高,美国却仍无全民医保

Highest Health Spending in the World, Yet No Universal Coverage in America

— 17.2% of GDP Spent on Healthcare, Yet Tens of Millions Remain Uninsured In 2024, healthcare spending in the United States once again reached a staggering 17.2% of its Gross Domestic Product (GDP), the highest in the world. This means that the U.S. spends more on healthcare than any other country on earth. Yet paradoxically,Continue reading “Highest Health Spending in the World, Yet No Universal Coverage in America”

Posted byOne VoiceJuly 6, 2025Posted inEnglish Articles, 评论与观点 / Commentary & Opinion, 健康与照护 / Health & Care, 政策与参与 / Policy & Civic EngagementTags:civil engagement, healthcare, politics, social justiceLeave a comment on Highest Health Spending in the World, Yet No Universal Coverage in America

谁才是真正的赢家?

—— 从中产阶级的视角看《大而美法案》 2025年7月3日,美国国会以218票对214票的微弱优势通过了《One Big Beautiful Bill Act》(简称 OBBBA,中文可称“大而美法案”)。次日,也就是7月4日独立日,总统正式签署了这项法案,为节日庆典添上一抹强烈的政治色彩。 媒体聚焦于这项宏大法案中涵盖的多项政策组合:延续减税、削减社会福利、削减绿色能源补贴、并大幅增加移民执法开支。支持者称其“充满雄心”、“促进经济增长”、“是一场财政纪律的胜利”。 但从像我这样的普通中产阶级视角来看——既非富豪,也非贫困者——这项法案并不令人振奋。它像是一场无声的再分配,把更多的负担转嫁给我们,而把更多的好处留给最顶端的人群。 我们挣得“太多”以致无法获得补助,却又挣得“太少”不足以安心生活。我们认真工作、如实纳税,常常还得照顾老人、抚养孩子,却总被要求“再多承担一点”。而最终真正受益的,却是早已不为生计发愁的少数人。

Posted byOne VoiceJuly 5, 2025Posted in评论与观点 / Commentary & Opinion, 政策与参与 / Policy & Civic Engagement, 中文文章Tags:社会正义, 政治参与Leave a comment on 谁才是真正的赢家?

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