South Carolina proposes 3.99% income tax rate for all in 2026
- South Carolina lawmakers introduced a tax reform bill to reduce the income tax rate to 3.99% by 2026, which would be lower than surrounding states like North Carolina and Georgia.
- House Ways and Means Committee Chairman Bruce Bannister stated that the bill aims to simplify the tax system and provide more money to residents.
- Governor Henry McMaster criticized current federal tax policies, suggesting they are 'suffocating,' and called for a 'low, broad, fair, and flat' tax system.
- The proposed tax system includes a personal exemption for low-income earners, ensuring those in need benefit most, as explained by Bannister.
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SC Republicans launch 'historic' tax cut proposal, but critics say the poor will pay more
South Carolina House Republican leadership announced a plan Tuesday to convert the state to a flat 4 percent income tax, costing hundreds of millions of dollars and raising taxes on some of the state's lowest-earning residents.
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