Faulconer’s plan would keep the state’s top rate of 13.3% on incomes in the millions of dollars, but cut the rate to zero for the first $50,000 earned by individuals, and the first $100,000 earned by families.
Faulconer’s plan would keep the state’s top rate of 13.3% on incomes in the millions of dollars, but cut the rate to zero for the first $50,000 earned by individuals, and the first $100,000 earned by families.
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