Matt Hall Sponsored Legislation to Cut Taxes
Due to budget maneuvers by Michigan Democrats, the state's income tax rate rose this year from 4.05% to 4.25% for individuals and small businesses. Despite starting 2023 with a $9 billion budget surplus, the Democrats allocated the entire surplus in their $82 billion budget last summer, then spent even more in the fall. Absent the tax increase, the Democrats' excessive spending was projected to cause a budget deficit.
State Rep. Matt Hall sponsored legislation to cut taxes by 2.5 billion dollars annually in the State of Michigan. This plan would cut the income tax to 3.9% and save the average household $1,140 a year. While the legislation passed the House and Senate, the Governor vetoed the tax cuts.
While talking to residents in Kalamazoo and Allegan Counties, State Rep. Matt Hall has encountered a major concern among voters - that rising prices for groceries, gas, and other everyday expenses are placing a heavy burden on families and seniors.
Whether you are raising children, a senior on a fixed income, or just starting off in the workforce, everyone is feeling the impact of the Democrats’ overspending and increased taxes.
This is why State Rep. Matt Hall supports cutting the Income Tax to put more money back in your pocket.
Matt Hall Supports Cutting the Income Tax
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