MO House debates child care, schools & diversity amid budget cuts
Lawmakers in the Missouri House wrestled with how to spend, or not spend, billions of dollars on schools, child care and more.
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Lawmakers in the Missouri House wrestled with how to spend, or not spend, billions of dollars on schools, child care and more.
(Article courtesy of MissouriNet.) The Missouri House of Representatives has passed a proposed $1 billion tax cut plan. The Republican bill would reduce the corporate income tax from 4% to 2% next year. Beginning in 2025, the rate could drop another 1% if the state meets certain revenue goals. Under the package, the tax could
Just months after the General Assembly passed the largest tax cut in state history, the Missouri House approves another round of cuts.
Republican lawmakers rejected an effort Thursday evening to spend $900 million to assist hundreds of Missourians with developmental disabilities who lack proper residential support, including dozens languishing in hospitals, jails and homeless shelters.
Republicans in the Missouri House passed a new round of tax cuts Thursday, sending the plan to slash corporate and income tax rates to the Senate.