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MN Navigates School Funding as Poll Shows Support for More Aid - Vimarsana News

MN Navigates School Funding as Poll Shows Support for More Aid

A Minnesota House committee heard testimony Thursday about the governor's proposed spending plan for education. As these talks unfold, public polling indicates voters want to see more dollars go toward improving public schools. Gov. ...

Support in place for proposed Montana child tax credit - Vimarsana News

Support in place for proposed Montana child tax credit

The child tax credit is one of the major proposals from Republican Gov. Greg Gianforte’s administration which has received vocal support from members of both parties.

Gov Gianforte Proposes Tax Cuts in State of State Address / Public News Service - Vimarsana News

Gov Gianforte Proposes Tax Cuts in State of State Address / Public News Service

Gov. Greg Gianforte delivered his State of the State address to the Montana Legislature Wednesday night, discussing his plans for the state's hefty budget surplus. Lawmakers are looking at a surplus of $2.5 billion. ...

Taxation bills start moving: GOP touts economic growth, Dems oppose giveaway to wealthy people – Daily Montanan - Vimarsana News

Taxation bills start moving: GOP touts economic growth, Dems oppose giveaway to wealthy people – Daily Montanan

Taxation bills start moving in the Montana Legislature. GOP touts economic growth, Dems oppose giveaway to wealthy people.

Gianforte tax bill caters to wealthy Montanans, groups say - Vimarsana News

Gianforte tax bill caters to wealthy Montanans, groups say

People earning a median income in Montana will get an extra $50 or so a year, according to an estimate from the Montana Budget and Policy Center. The center said those earning $570,000 or more, the wealthiest, will get nearly $6,000 on average.