ההכנסות ממיסים בויסקונסין צפויים לצמוח ב 2.2 בליון עד 2021
On November 30, WisconsinEye’s Senior Producer Steve Walters and WisPolitics.com Editor JR Ross discuss the Wisconsin Department of Administration’s projection of tax revenues increasing by $2.2 billion through mid-2021 which begins the debate for the next state budget. The list of demands for the $2.2 billion include: $1.4 billion more for K-12 public schools, $836 million more for Medicaid, $231 million for Foxconn tax breaks, and additional amounts for the Department of Corrections, UW System and a middle class tax cut. This would create a $1.1 billion deficit. “This deficit is not real. What is real though, is [Governor-Elect Evers] has the best revenue picture of his two predecessors walking in the door on the first day,” JR Ross said
Video: Wisconsin tax revenues expected to grow $2.2 billion by mid-2021
את התגובות המקוריות לפוסט ניתן לקרוא בתחתית דף הפוסט הנוכחי באתר או בקישור לפוסט בפייסבוק וכמובן שאתם מוזמנים להצטרף לדיון