The bill would eliminate school district property taxes while imposing county and school district taxes and changing sales and use tax provisions. Ending school property taxes could help homeowners, but the replacement taxes need scrutiny.
The bill makes many school law changes, including on vaccines and notice to parents, and creates tax credits for private and home school costs. Tax credits for home school costs could help families, but this broad bill needs watching.
The bill would eliminate New Mexico’s personal income tax. Families should keep more of what they earn.
The bill would limit property tax levies by taxing districts without voter approval. Voters should approve property tax increases.
The bill would eliminate certain sales and use tax exemptions and impose sales and use tax on certain services. Families and small businesses should not face new taxes on everyday services.
The bill would adopt the Nebraska EPIC Option Consumption Tax Act and terminate tax provisions. It failed in 2025. Replacing existing taxes could lower burdens, but the effect depends on details the description does not give.
Reduces and eliminates the personal income tax over a period of 10 years. A Senate bill would eliminate the individual income tax. Families should keep more of what they earn.
Reduces the assessment percentage of tangible personal property over a period of years. Lower property tax burdens help families hold on to what they own.
Phases out Maine’s income tax. It failed in 2025. Families should keep more of what they earn.
Lowers the individual income tax rate in steps from 4.95% to 3.8% by 2028 and also lowers the corporate rate. Families should keep more of what they earn.