Massive Arizona income tax cut going into full effect
2 years, 2 months ago

Massive Arizona income tax cut going into full effect

Associated Press  

PHOENIX — A massive Arizona income tax cut that mainly benefits the wealthy championed by GOP Gov. The flat tax plan eliminates the state’s old graduated income tax scale, which started at 2.59% and had a maximum tax of 4.5% for income over $159,000 a year for a single person. “A household with $70,000 a year gets a $58 annual tax cut.” Ducey has mainly waived off the inequities in who benefits from the measure he signed last year, instead trumpeting the effects on the state’s economy, “This tax relief keeps Arizona competitive and preserves our reputation as a jobs magnet and generator of opportunity,” he said in a statement. Opponents of last year’s tax cut package, mainly backers of public education, collected enough signatures to block it from taking effect until a vote in November’s election.

History of this topic

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