Idaho House passes $253 million income tax cuts
House Republicans cruised to an easy win Monday, passing their latest tax cut proposal totaling $253 million. Personal and corporate income tax rates would drop by nearly half a percent to 5.3%. Retired veterans’ military pension would be exempt and capital gains on precious metals like gold would no longer be taxed under the plan.
If the resolution, which is nonbinding, is approved by the state’s senate, it will be delivered to the Supreme Court.
The Idaho House Health and Welfare Committee moved forward a bill to allow disabled people to establish ABLE accounts.
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