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Evers vetoes Republican-backed bills slashing the income tax

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Governor Tony Evers vetoes a nearly $800 million income tax cut passed by Republicans. Evers also vetoed bills that would have increased the income tax credit for married couples and raised the amount of retiree income exempt from the state income tax. Republicans who voted to pass the bills in February said they were designed to make Wisconsin more attractive for families, middle-income earners and retirees.

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Wisconsin governor vetoes Republican-backed tax bills

MADISON, Wis. — Gov. Tony Evers on Friday vetoed a nearly $800 million income tax cut passed by Republicans, along with bills that would have increased the income tax credit

2 months ago·United States

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Spectrum News

Evers vetoes Republican-backed bills slashing the income tax

Republicans who voted to pass the bills said they were designed to make Wisconsin more attractive for families, middle-income earners and retirees.

2 months ago·United States

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Evers vetoes Republican-backed bills cutting income, retiree taxes

Gov. Tony Evers vetoed a nearly $800 million income tax cut passed by Republicans, along with bills that would have increased the income tax credit for married couples and raised the amount of retiree income exempt from the state income tax.

2 months ago·Milwaukee, United States

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