Louisiana Legislature passes income tax cut, sales tax raise
Louisiana lawmakers approve huge tax package. Here's what passed from Jeff Landry's proposal
Income taxes will drop, sales taxes will rise and a much-maligned tax on corporate assets will disappear under legislation approved by the state Legislature Friday that ends two weeks of debate on how best to refashion Louisiana’s tax system.
Louisiana Legislature passes income tax cut, sales tax raise: What to know
The Louisiana Legislature has passed a slew of bills to restructure the state’s tax system. The key changes are cuts to the individual and corporate income tax, a raise in the state sales tax among cuts to corporate income and eliminating the franchise tax.
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