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Senate passes tax package with income-tax change debated and substitute proposed
Summary
The Utah Senate passed Fourth Substitute House Bill 106, a tax-relief package that includes a 0.5% income tax reduction and child-related credits; an amendment to remove the income-tax cut was proposed and debated but the package in its fourth-substitute form passed the Senate.
Fourth Substitute House Bill 106, a multi-part tax package, passed the Utah Senate after floor debate on March 4, 2025. The bill includes a variety of measures described by the sponsor as income-tax reductions and expanded child-related tax credits.
Senator McKay, the bill sponsor, described the package as "tax cuts for all Utahns at every stage of life," including a 0.5% reduction in individual and corporate income tax rates, a provision exempting Social Security income…
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