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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

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

Federal Stimulus Helped Stabilize Idaho Revenues, But Outlook Moving Forward Remains Uncertain

  • The federal stimulus dollars that Idaho received in the past six months cushioned the blow from lost wages and decreased economic activity due to

Rewarding Work in Idaho

  • The coronavirus pandemic calls for innovative approaches to address challenging economic conditions. Idaho’s Return to Work Bonuses are an example of a promising policy

Idaho Property Taxes Fund Critical Services and Could be Improved

  • Idaho cities, towns, and counties provide critical support for first response, public safety, and other services. Property taxes are a crucial source of support

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