Gubernatorial campaign websites: on Tax Reform

Bill Eigel: Repeal the regressive state personal property tax

Bill Eigel: Eliminate the corporate and personal income tax in Missouri

Moore Capito: Always be working to cut taxes so people can reinvest more

JB McCuskey: Simply put, West Virginians need less taxes, not more

Mike Braun: Reducing the size of government is the key to cutting taxes

Suzanne Crouch: Axe the Tax: Return budget surpluses; eliminate income tax

• We need to defend Indiana against the disastrous Biden policies
• You deserve to keep more of your hard-earned money
• Attract new investments and grow our economy

• Return to taxpayers all budget and reserve fund surpluses beyond reasonably necessary levels in the form of permanent individual rate reductions and, eventually, individual income tax elimination
• Modernize our tax code to reflect the Indiana economy of the 21st century
• Limit the growth and cost of Indiana government to necessary levels
• Realize new revenues from the dynamic economic impact of the above steps
• Limit expenditures to a 2% inflation adjusted growth rate
• Trigger reductions and elimination based on realizing key base-line revenue levels or other appropriate benchmarks
• Phase in reductions and elimination for revenue predictability

Tanner Smith: Implement policies to lower taxes, promote economic growth

Eric Doden: Make school teachers exempt from state income tax

Semi Bird: Provide tax relief; reduce spending; restructure welfare

As families struggle to make ends meet in a failing economy with unprecedented inflation, our current leadership continues to spend excessively and tax Washingtonians unfairly. We will;
• Provide tax relief to Washingtonians.
• Initiate budget accountability protocols to reduce spending.
• Restructure our welfare infrastructure from a hand-out to a hand-up system.
• Incentivize small business development for ALL.
• Create opportunity zones in under-represented communities.

Curtis Hill: Cut spending; eliminate income tax on earners aged 18-35

Our plan to eliminate the income tax on earners aged 18-35 would encourage young professionals to stay in Indiana while encouraging companies to expand into Indiana. The lost revenue would be made up by an increased tax base of businesses and corporations. Indiana would be the first in the nation to implement such a tax structure, and it would pay off with young professionals moving to and remaining in Indiana to start businesses and families of their own.

Merrill Piepkorn: Tax relief--but not elimination--for property owners

• Providing tax relief--but not elimination --for property owners
• Supporting family farms and providing new agricultural markets

Merrill Piepkorn: Don't pass bill eliminating income tax for mega-wealthy