Curtis Hill on Tax Reform

	Curtis Hill on Tax Reform

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

On day one, Curtis' top priority will be providing relief to Indiana taxpayers struggling to put food in their fridges and fuel in their tanks. As governor, Curtis will cut wasteful government spending and slash government regulation to allow individuals and small businesses to prosper.. As governor, Curtis will cut taxes and work with businesses to invest in Indiana through job creation and land development.

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.

Source: 2024 Indiana Gubernatorial campaign website CurtisHill.com , Dec 19, 2023

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