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$192M tax cut package sails through Alabama House; likely spells end to overtime tax cut

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The Alabama House advanced with little discussion and strong bipartisan support Tuesday a four-bill tax cut package, including a reduction on the state sales tax on groceries, that would represent an annual savings of $192 million for Alabamians. “With the passage of this tax cut package, the Alabama House of Representatives has now passed 15 tax cuts since the current quadrennium began in 2022,” said House Speaker Nathaniel Ledbetter, R-Rainsvi…
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$192M tax cut package sails through Alabama House; likely spells end to overtime tax cut

The Alabama House advanced with little discussion and strong bipartisan support Tuesday a four-bill tax cut package, including a reduction on the state sales tax on groceries, that would represent an annual savings of $192 million for Alabamians. “With the passage of this tax cut package, the Alabama House of Representatives has now passed 15 tax cuts since the current quadrennium began in 2022,” said House Speaker Nathaniel Ledbetter, R-Rainsvi…

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Tax Cut Bills Pass Swiftly Through Alabama House of Representatives - Southeast AgNET

DepositPhotos image A package of bills that we shared on our program earlier this week has passed swiftly through the Alabama House of Representatives. These bills included the reduction on the state sales tax on groceries and would result in a savings of $192 Million for Alabama taxpayers.  The lead bill, House Bill 386 would reduce the state’s grocery tax from 3% to 2% on September 1st and the bill passed with a unanimous vote. Alabama Speaker…

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