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Haley budget plan would shift more to roads and reduce taxes
Haley’s 63 billion budget proposal would raise general fund spending about 3 percent based on 2013 14 tax projections. It calls for cutting the 6 percent income tax bracket to provide relief and redirect revenues toward highways while opposing further motor fuel tax increases. The plan relies on spring revenue revisions and aims to address a multibillion dollar transportation funding gap over 20 years.
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