Massachusetts bill proposes reducing personal income tax rate and limiting tax growth to provide financial relief to residents.
This bill addresses the high cost of living in Massachusetts by proposing to reduce the state personal income tax rate from 5% to 4% and limiting state tax collection growth. The aim is to return surpluses to taxpayers, providing financial relief to residents facing high costs in housing, childcare, electricity, fuel, and healthcare. The bill seeks to make Massachusetts more affordable and competitive with neighboring states, addressing the state's affordability crisis and high rates of net out-migration.
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