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- Arizona Does Rebates. (Badly)
Arizona Does Rebates. (Badly)
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BobKamman
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05-13-2023
01:29 PM
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Better late than never. Trying to keep up with California's program last year. Has anyone else noticed, now California is dealing with a $31 billion budget deficit? For those who don't keep up with Arizona politics, we have a Republican legislature and a Democratic governor. So, the compromise state budget has the worst of both worlds.
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qbteachmt
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05-13-2023
03:43 PM
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Montana is doing operations badly, so that it can do rebates well. A $1B surplus, even after dropping income tax rates, will be refunded via income and property tax rebates. It's easy to do; just stop funding essential functions.
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ERMNUSA1957
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05-15-2023
05:11 PM
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MN has a $20 billion surplus so the Democrats (who have a trifecta over House/Senate/Gov) will likely not rebate a dime and will keep Social Security taxes in place for seniors..as well as raise $5 billion in new taxes over the next biennium.
And if they do rebate any $, it's not going to those who actually created the surplus. They get nothing.
