- Missouri and other Republican-led states are proposing to replace income taxes with higher sales taxes.
- This shift increases the tax burden on lower
- and middle-income residents, as sales taxes are considered regressive.
- Democratic lawmakers warn that eliminating income taxes will require raising sales taxes on essential services.
- Supporters argue the changes will make states more competitive and provide relief from rising property taxes.
- Critics highlight that wealthier families are less affected, while everyday people bear a greater share of the tax burden.
Source: bizjournals.com
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