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January 16, 2013 News » News Feature

Republicans propose eliminating income tax, expanding sales tax

by Will Huntsberry @willhuntsberry

Republican leaders believe North Carolina is sick and they have the cure. The most vital remedy, they believe, is tax reform. Personal and corporate income tax make up roughly 60 percent of annual state revenues. The plan is to eliminate these taxes,…

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Tags: News Feature, tax reform, income tax, sales tax, flat tax, Bob Rucho

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