While House Republicans in Washington are unveiling a major overhaul of the nation’s tax system, Wisconsin Assembly Republicans are making plans of their own for tax reform.
A comprehensive tax overhaul will be the focus for the Assembly leading up to the 2018 election and 2019 state budget deliberations. Assembly Ways and Means Committee chairman, Rep. John Macco, says the mission for the rest of the session is to study tax law changes.
The State Journal reports Macco said the goal for reform will be to keep it revenue neutral by lowering taxes in one area and raising taxes elsewhere. He said an example might be lower income tax rates that are offset by elimination of some sales tax exemptions.
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Rep. Chris Taylor said he’s among Democrats skeptical that Republicans will deliver middle-class tax cuts.
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