Matt Meyer on Tax Reform

	Matt Meyer on Tax Reform

Readjust the scales to ensure the richest pay their share

At a time when the federal government is doubling down on tax cuts from 2017, where the majority of the benefits go to the wealthiest, we're readjusting the scales to ensure the richest pay their share and working-class Delawareans get a fair shake. When our budget passes, we will reduce income taxes for 92% of Delawareans, the first reduction in decades, and add new brackets for those making more than $125,000, a quarter million dollars, and half a million dollars a year. Source: 2025 State of the State Address to the Delaware legislature , Apr 10, 2025

Cut property tax but not enough to cut government services

New Castle County's 2024 budget includes the first property tax reduction in 50 years. Meyer said the county chose 5% to strike a good balance. "We want to give a homeowner something substantive but we continue to have an outlook that preserves our ability to address crises, to provide quality services," Meyer said. "So you don't want to give so much back that you deplete your reserves and you have no money to do basic government services." Source: Town Square Delaware on 2024 Delaware Gubernatorial race , May 26, 2023

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