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First published at 16:16 UTC on June 28th, 2023.

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Sen. Brad Pfaff (D-Onalaska) went on the radio to bash the Republican tax cut plan and promote Gov. Evers’ 10% middle class tax cut plan.

The Republican plan would cut rates across all tax brackets. Evers’ plan would give a 10% tax cut only to indi…

Sen. Brad Pfaff (D-Onalaska) went on the radio to bash the Republican tax cut plan and promote Gov. Evers’ 10% middle class tax cut plan.

The Republican plan would cut rates across all tax brackets. Evers’ plan would give a 10% tax cut only to individuals making $100,000 or less and married couples making $150,000 or less.

He argued that a married couple making $150,000 would get a $15,000 cut under Evers’ plan. That would only be true if they were paying 100% of their income in taxes.

A couple making $150,000 currently pays about $7,540 in Wisconsin state income taxes (gross). 10% would be $754. (Under the Republican plan, that same couple should get a 14% cut).

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