Not payroll and other taxes. You are talking taxes on corporate profits.

Fairly sure most people would consider that "corporate tax" (even if some other things might also be "corporate tax")

I'm not following, it doesn't really matter what they consider it - I don't remember it being done before (reducing payroll taxes). Currently both the employer and the employee pay a big chunk here. In addition sole proprietors and self employed individuals pay even more.

I'm a self-employed sole proprietor in the USA. I get to exclude 20% of my income from taxation for no reason other than TFG deemed it a good idea.

You appeared to be making a claim that cutting taxes on corporate profits was somehow not cutting corporate taxes.

A sole proprietor isn’t a corporation. I get the 20% deduction as well but it only applies to self employed individuals. All I was saying is I don’t think they have tried cutting corporate taxes other than the main corporate tax rate on profits. I think there was a misunderstanding.