Utah governor recommends grocery tax credit in state budget proposal
Utah Governor Spencer Cox is proposing a grocery tax credit he said will save taxpayers $160 million as part of his fiscal year 2023 budget recommendations.
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Eliminating Kansas food sales tax gets bipartisan support
Eliminating Kansas' food sales tax has gained bipartisan support to combat inflation and rising costs at the grocery store.
‘Build Back Better’ would reinstate state and local tax deduction
The $1.75 trillion "Build Back Better" social spending bill the U.S. House passed would restore the State and Local Tax Deduction.
Oklahoma October tax receipts indicate continuing economic expansion
Oklahoma's October gross tax receipts were in the double digits again, signifying continued economic growth.
Initiative to lower state income tax qualifies for November 2022 ballot
Initiative #31, which proposes lowering the state income tax from 4.55% to 4.4%, qualified for the 2022 ballot, the secretary of state's office said Thursday.
Colorado marijuana sales down in September
Colorado marijuana sales continued to slump during September, according to the latest data from the Colorado Department of Revenue.
Eastern Plains residents sue over water district's mill levy increases
A group of residents on the Eastern Plains are suing a local water district over a tax increase from 2019 that the group argues is unconstitutional.
Signatures submitted for 2022 ballot question on income tax rate
The Independence Institute of Colorado reported submitting over 216,000 signatures for an initiative targeting the 2022 ballot to decrease the state's income tax rate from 4.55% to 4.40%.
Colorado school districts to begin upping property tax mill levies next month
Most school districts in Colorado will begin raising property tax mill levies in December, the Colorado Department of Education (CDE) said on Monday.
Colorado reaches record $408m sports betting handle in September
September was Colorado's most profitable month for sports betting with a total handle of more than $408 million, according to new figures from the Department of Revenue.