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Wisconsin’s Tax Burden

Among the 50 states, Wisconsin has the 17th highest tax burden in the nation. Should lowering the overall tax burden in Wisconsin be a priority for state officials?

Yes, lowering the tax burden needs to be a priority
No, put the money to use elsewhere

Vetoed Tax Relief

With a state surplus of more than $3 billion, and a Rainy Day fund of $1.8 Billion, Legislative Republicans recently passed four tax cuts to return a portion of the surplus to taxpayers. While a credit to save parents an average of $656 on childcare costs was signed into law, tax cuts for retirees, the middle class, and married couples were vetoed.

Which of these vetoed tax cuts do you think should be signed into law? (Check all that Apply)

Expansion of the Married Couple Credit: avg. filer saves $338
Major Middle class Tax Cut: Cut for families making between $38k-150k, avg. filer saves $454
Tax-Free Retirement for Seniors: Exemption for retirement income up to $75k per retiree, avg. filer saves $1,582
No tax cuts, spend it on other priorities

2024 Legislative Survey

Wisconsin’s Tax Burden

Vetoed Tax Relief

Legislative Priorities

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