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Eliminating the Business Personal Property Tax in Idaho

  • Out-of-state shareholders who own stock in large businesses based in Idaho pay the vast majority, approximately 83 percent, of the state’s personal property tax.

Idaho State Income Tax FAQs

  • Idaho has a graduated income tax structure with seven tax brackets. For most people, their taxable income falls under several different rates - not

Analysis and Considerations Related to House Bill 332

  • The Idaho Legislature is considering a proposal that would cut income and corporate tax rates and provide a one-time tax rebate. Under the proposal, the

Analysis and Considerations Related to House Bill 251

  • House Bill 251 – which passed the Idaho House on March 2 and now moves to the Senate – is legislation that creates a

Analysis and Considerations Related to House Bill 199

  • The Idaho Legislature is considering a proposal that would cut income tax, corporate tax, and sales tax rates as well as eliminate the grocery

Targeted Tax Credit: an EITC Would Support Idaho's Working Families

  • A refundable Idaho earned income tax credit (EITC) would reward work and help Idaho avoid taxing people of modest means into poverty. Families typically

Idaho Stands to Gain from Reducing Employment Barriers for People with Criminal Records

  • Idahoans with a criminal record encounter lifelong challenges long after a sentence is completed. Some of these challenges - which can be more severe

Understanding Federal Emergency Rental Assistance Funds

  • Real-time analysis from the U.S. Census Bureau’s Pulse Survey suggests widespread income and employment loss related to the pandemic continue to make it difficult

Understanding the Pass-Through Loss Limitation in Conformity

  • This year, the federal CARES Act and COVID Relief Act will prompt a number of changes to Idaho’s tax code, should policymakers approve full

Excluding Budget Cuts, Idaho’s FY21 Budget Surplus is $277 Million

  • In 2020, a governor-issued 5 percent “holdback” for FY21 led to $98.7 million in cuts to K-12 schools and $96.5 million in cuts to

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