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Yesterday President Pro Tempore of the NC Senate, Senator Phil Berger announced the beginning of the Senate’s plan for an overhaul of the state’s tax code. If passed, this would be the first reform of the tax code since the 1930s. The actual language of the proposed legislation is expected to be released in the two weeks.
Visit www.nctaxcut.com in order to read more about the NC Tax Fairness Act.
Senators Berger, Rabon, and Rucho discuss the Senate’s tax reform plan at the May 7th, 2013 media briefing.
Senate Republicans rolled out Monday evening the frame of their tax overhaul plan for North Carolina that they say will cut income tax rates while expanding the scope of the sales tax.
A far-reaching plan proposed by Republicans in the state Senate would slow government spending and affect the wallet of every North Carolinian as it slashes income tax rates and raises the cost of food, prescription drugs and more than 100 tax-exempt services.
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