Possible income tax cut advances and a food tax repeal may not be totally dead in Utah
SALT LAKE CITY — House Speaker Brad Wilson signaled that discussion on eliminating the state sales tax on food is not completely dead — but it may not be heard this year.
The comments breathed some new life into a bill that has been considered dead on Capitol Hill. Advocates for low-income Utahns have been calling for people to pressure lawmakers to consider a pair of bills to eliminate the state portion of the sales tax on groceries. Meanwhile, the House is moving forward with a tax cut. The House Revenue & Taxation Committee voted unanimously to advance a Senate bill that cuts the income tax rate to 4.85%. For a family making $72,000 a year, it equates to a $98 break. House Republican leaders acknowledge it's a measured cut.
During Friday's hearing, some lawmakers complained the tax cut wasn't deep enough. The bill won over support from Democrats and advocates for low-income Utahns when it was amended to include an earned income tax credit. That change also won the support of Governor Spencer Cox.
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