The Utah Senate on Thursday gave unanimous final approval to a nearly $200-million tax relief package that would lower the state’s income tax rate from 4.95% to 4.85% for residents and corporations.
The Highway Patrol posts the colors for the start of the 2022 legislative session in the Senate chamber at the Utah Capitol in Salt Lake City on Tuesday, Jan. 18, 2022.
In January, Senate President Stuart Adams said the Legislature was seeking to provide $160 million in tax relief for Utahns, calling 2022 “the year of the tax cut.” After weeks of negotiations, the Legislature later included another $16 million in establishing an Earned Income Tax Credit and about $15 million in expanding the state’s Social Security tax credit, totaling just over $190 million worth of tax cuts.
“I appreciate the work we’ve done to make sure that all of our families are taken care of and that we are being more mindful in some of the unique situations that our families are in,” said state Sen. Kathleen Riebe, D-Cottonwood Heights, after the bill received 28 votes from the Senate.
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