Governor Evers has expressed concern about the dark store loophole, a practice that big-box retail chains like Walmart and Target use to cut down their property taxes. We learn more about the loophole as the issue advances. We also hear from WPR reporters about the latest captiol news.
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State Capitol Report: Income Tax Cut Measure Reaches Governor's Desk, Plus A Look At The Back-And-Forth Over Black History Month Resolution
Legislation about an income tax cut and debate over a resolution commemorating Black History Month have dominated headlines coming from the Wisconsin Legislature. Join us as a member of WPR’s State Capitol team helps us understand the latest news on those two issues, plus looks at what we know about the forthcoming proposed budget from Governor Tony Evers.
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A Look At Two Sides Of The 'Dark Store' Tax Loophole
In his proposed state budget, Governor Tony Evers says he plans to close the so-called “dark store” loophole. Supporters of this move say the loophole has enabled big box retailers to reduce their property taxes, leaving taxpayers on the hook for the difference. Opponents say that narrative is false. We hear from both sides.
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- Laura Pavin Producer
- Lee Rayburn Technical Director
- Cory Fish Guest
- Jerry Deschane Guest
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