By Peter Knudson
Utah Senate Majority Leader
If you are following the epic saga of tax reform in Utah, you’ll want to read
Representative Steve Urquhart’s blog on tax cuts. Substantive, as usual.
Steve is right – I don’t think we are very far from the position he enunciates.
Most of us believe that
tax reform, while more complex than a simple tax cut, offers long-term protection for education and the promise of a shot in the arm to Utah’s economy.
We need that.
However, if we don’t have the votes in the House for true tax reform, we can at least cut everyone's income taxes as per
The Agreement of February 23rd and 24th.
Of course, it's the governor's prerogative to call a Special Session.
If reform advocates continue to educate, and budget surpluses continue, maybe the vision will catch on and we'll be able to reform the tax system next year.
1 Comments:
I'd recommend if these Reform advocates are truly trying to educate, that they start showing the proposal in a way that is not in kin with the car salesman. Education shouldn't be a sale's pitch. Show how the proposed reform might be both beneficial and harmful. When you try to hide the cons, and favor only the PROs, the "education" becomes PROpaganda.
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