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While filling out state taxes, Iowans have the option of contributing to the Fish/Wildlife Fund – also known as the Chickadee Checkoff. It provides funding to the DNR to support habitat restoration and to monitor and research non-game wildlife, like songbirds and bumblebees.
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Ben Kieffer dives into major headlines from the week, including higher educations and property taxes at the legislature, new safety recommendations for carbon pipelines, wildfire relief efforts and more.
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Lawmakers discuss priorities of both parties and chambers, including property taxes, cell phones in schools and Medicaid work requirements
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Iowa’s income tax rate dropped to 3.8% Wednesday for all residents who pay income tax, the result of several rounds of tax cuts passed by Republican lawmakers in recent years.
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Iowans will vote on whether to levy a property tax to support EMS departments.
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Iowa’s state revenue is expected to decline by about $1 billion over a two-year period because of major tax cuts signed into law by Gov. Kim Reynolds, according to Iowa’s revenue forecasters who met Thursday.
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Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds signed a nearly $1 billion tax cut into law Wednesday that will lower the state’s personal income tax to a flat rate of 3.8% in 2025.
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The Iowa Legislature passed a bill Friday that would cut Iowa’s personal income tax to a single rate of 3.8% in 2025, sending it to Gov. Kim Reynolds’ desk for her signature.
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Iowa’s personal income tax would drop to a single rate of 3.8% in 2025 under a deal reached by Republican leaders, who estimate their plan would cut taxes by an additional $1 billion.