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'Let's get property tax relief done right': Idaho governor vetoes property tax, school facilities fund bill

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The Idaho Senate is set to vote on a new budget for the state. The vote is expected to take place in the next few weeks. The Senate is also set to consider a budget for next year, which would be the first time the state has been in the budget process since 2008.

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KIFI

Idaho governor vetoes property tax relief bill

BOISE, Idaho (KIFI) – Idaho Governor Brad Little vetoed House Bill 292 Monday. House Bill 292 had several working parts including up to $355 million in ongoing property tax relief, $100 million for schools and a provision to remove March elections. “Idaho stands apart from every other state because we focus on making taxes fair, simple, predictable, and competitive. House Bill 292 is not a simple bill. House Bill 292 is a hodgepodge of policy i…

1 year ago·Idaho Falls, United States

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KTVB

'Let's get property tax relief done right': Idaho governor vetoes property tax, school facilities fund bill

Gov. Brad Little said he vetoed House Bill 292 due to proposed changes regarding school bonds and levies, impact on transportation financing.

1 year ago·Boise, United States

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Moscow-Pullman Daily News

Little vetoes property tax bill

BOISE — Idaho Gov. Brad Little vetoed the property tax relief bill Monday and called on the Legislature to bring back a simpler bill. Legislative leaders said another attempt at tackling the issue, which was highlighted as a top priority…

1 year ago·Cherokee County, United States

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Idaho Press

Governor vetoes Idaho's property tax relief bill

BOISE — Gov. Brad Little vetoed the property tax relief bill Monday and called on the Legislature to bring back a simpler bill. Legislative leaders said another attempt at tackling the issue, which was highlighted as a top priority for…

1 year ago·Cherokee County, United States

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