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Boise’s KBOI-2 in May 2021 cited the Idaho Center for Fiscal Policy’s analysis of House Bill 380, an income tax relief bill that emerged from the Idaho Legislature’s 2021 session. The bill cut the number of tax brackets in Idaho from seven to five.
“The Center says the legislation changes Idaho’s tax code so the tax load shifts more heavily onto the shoulders of more modest income Idahoans while more affluent Idahoans owe less as a percentage of their incomes,” according to the story from KBOI-2.
You can read the full story at the link below.
Idaho legislature’s income tax relief: verdict still out | KBOI (idahonews.com)
2022 Special Legislative Session: Understanding Impacts of the Tax and Education Bill
Economic Security, Education, Featured, Reports, Tax & Revenue, Uncategorized
To download a PDF version, click here. State surpluses and strong revenue growth are leaving many states with a big opportunity this year. Idaho
Idaho’s Lowest Income Renters Received Less Rental Assistance than Those in Other States
Economic Security, Featured, Housing, Reports
New data on Idaho’s unmet housing needs show Idaho’s lowest income households face barriers to obtaining assistance Idaho families, workers, and businesses need affordable
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