Katie Hobbs on Tax Reform

	Katie Hobbs on Tax Reform

Child tax credit for families earning less than $40K/year

My budget sets aside $50 million for a state-level, child tax credit for families earning less than $40,000 a year to help pay for the rising costs of basic necessities for their children. We will also help lower costs for Arizona families by exempting diapers and feminine hygiene products from our state's sales tax. We can and should help provide this relief to individuals and families who too often must choose between paying their bills or paying for the things they need to be healthy. Source: 2023 State of the State Address to the Arizona legislature , Jan 9, 2023

Cut taxes on everyday items, add child tax credit

We have a comprehensive plan to address the rising costs that Arizonans are facing right now that will put money back in their pockets. We cut taxes on all kinds of everyday items like over-the-counter medication, school supplies, diapers, feminine hygiene products. We provide a state-level child tax credit and tax credits for people who want to go back to work in higher-paying jobs to get career and technical education. Source: CBS Face the Nation on 2022 Arizona Gubernatorial race , Oct 9, 2022

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