South Carolina Senate approves small business tax cut plan
The Senate Finance Committee advanced a bill to cut small business taxes from 5 percent to 3 percent over four years, benefiting about 60,000 owners. The measure projects a $15 million revenue cut next year and $65 million annually when fully in place in 2015-16, amid ongoing budget work and extra revenue projections.
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Columbia
Senate Finance Committee
Hugh Leatherman
Florence
Finance Committee
Board of Economic Advisors
Nikki Haley
Leatherman
Senate panel advances private school choice bill
A South Carolina Senate subcommittee sent a private school choice bill to the full Senate Finance committee despite a 3-2 subpanel vote against it. The measure would provide tax breaks for parents who send children to private schools or educate at home, with critics warning of reduced public-school funding.
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Columbia
Senate
Wes Hayes
Subcommittee
Hayes
Rock Hill
Larry Grooms
South Carolina
Hayes’ Education Subcommittee
Full Education
Eric Bedingfield
R-Mauldin
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