Missouri House passes bill that phases out corporate income tax – Newstalk KZRG
The Missouri House of Representatives has approved HB 2274, a bill that proposes a phased reduction and eventual elimination of the state’s corporate income tax.
The Missouri House of Representatives has approved HB 2274, a bill that proposes a phased reduction and eventual elimination of the state’s corporate income tax.
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The Missouri House sent a bill repealing the corporate income tax to the Senate. The bill would gradually reduce the tax rate from 4% to 0% by 2028. The bill passed on a party-line vote, with Republicans in favor and Democrats opposed. The bill is estimated to reduce state revenues by at least 4 million when fully implemented. Last year, a similar bill to cut the corporate tax rate in half was not approved by the Senate. The state currently has a surplus of .4 billion but revenues are lagging behind. The bill also bars corporations from claiming state tax credits against corporate tax liability once the rate is reduced to zero.
The Economic Sentiment Indicator (ESI) in Cyprus decreased by 1.2 units in March 2024, falling to 102.1 units due to a deterioration in the business climate across all sectors.