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On a 6-5 vote, a re-write of the state’s income tax laws in Senate Bill 399 passed in the Senate Taxation Committee. It would cut the state’s income tax brackets from seven to two and set their tax rates at 4.7% for the lower tier and 6.5% for the upper. It would also eliminate several individual and corporate income tax credits. The bill comes as the legislative session nears a transmittal deadline and it must clear the Senate by next Thursday to stay alive.
Adrian Cotton Executive Director of the Montana Area Agencies On Aging Association was a guest on Voices of Montana on April 2. She was asked what her organization does.
