Tax Foes: Idaho Isn’t Biz Friendly
Legislation to cut Idaho’s corporate and individual income tax rates by more than a third over the next 10 years is up for an “informational” hearing this morning in the House Revenue & Taxation Committee, though it won’t advance this year. Rep. Marv Hagedorn, R-Meridian, told the committee that Idaho’s taxes are too high, and are higher even than Japan’s, and said that’s why the state currently has such high unemployment/Betsy Russell, Eye On Boise. More here.
- House honors Hayden's Rep. Clark/Eye On Boise
- House OKs GARVEE bonding bill/Eye On Boise
- Idaho census participation higher than U.S. average/Idaho Reporter
- Idaho Senate wants to amend U.S. Constitution/Eye On Boise
- Nonini, House education panel picks fight w/JFAC/Eye On Boise
- League of Women Voters urge veto of voter-ID bill/Idaho Politics
- Bedke: Adjournment looking like Tuesday/Idaho Politics
Question: Do you think Idaho is business friendly? Or not?
