Missouri lawmakers discuss eliminating corporate income tax
FOURSTATESHOMEPAGE - 2024-04-14T23:02:27.000Z

MISSOURI — A plan to eliminate the corporate income tax in Missouri continues to be discussed with lawmakers. It's legislation that didn't get passed in the Senate last year. This year, the House has already passed the bill - with the help of Representative Ben Baker's special committee on tax reform. It's currently sitting in []

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