Iowa tax cut approved with bipartisan support in 2018 session
The 87th General Assembly adjourned its 2018 session on day 118 after passing a sweeping tax plan. Sen. Randy Feenstra praised the measure as the first income tax relief in two decades, with an average 9.8 to 10 percent cut for 2019, while Democrats criticized shifts to sales and property taxes and warned of revenue reductions for state programs.
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87Th General Assembly
Iowa
Randy Feenstra
R-Hull
Senate
Towans
Matt McCoy
D-Des Moines
State Department of Revenue
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Herman Quirmbach
D-Ames
Iowa State University
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Mary Wolfe
Dclinton
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