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The Iowa Legislature put us on a road to a flat income tax. What you need to know about tax changes.Last week, Gov. Kim Reynolds signed a major change to Iowa's tax laws into effect. Hear from legislative leaders and experts on just what this will mean for your wallet.
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Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds signed a major tax cut package into law Tuesday, completing her top priority for the legislative session just hours before she was scheduled to deliver the Republican response to the State of the Union address.
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The Iowa Legislature passed a sweeping tax cut bill Thursday, sending it to the governor's desk for her signature. It would phase in a 3.9 percent flat personal income tax by 2026, eliminate taxes on retirement income, and cut the corporate tax rate while also reducing some refundable business tax credits over time.
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The Iowa House passed a bill Wednesday that would phase in a flat personal income tax of 4 percent and eliminate taxes on retirement income. It would also give tax breaks to retired farmers and people who retire from employee-owned companies.
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Democrats in the Iowa House and Senate proposed their own tax plan Thursday that they say will benefit working and middle-class Iowans.
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Gov. Kim Reynolds publicly called for cutting corporate taxes at a news conference Wednesday and said her plan will send a message that Iowa “is open for business.”
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Hear about the tax proposals laid out by the governor and both chambers of the Iowa Legislature this year.
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Iowa House and Senate Republicans released their tax plans this week, setting the stage for negotiations with each other and with the governor. The House GOP is following Gov. Kim Reynolds' call for a 4 percent flat income tax, while the Senate GOP wants a flat tax of 3.6 percent.
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Fifty-five of the 60 Republicans in the Iowa House of Representatives have signed onto a bill that would immediately eliminate the state tax on pensions and other retirement income.