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South Dakota Could Use Income Tax to Replace 60% of Property Tax, Have Lowest Rates for Both Taxes in U.S.
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South Dakota Could Use Income Tax to Replace 60% of Property Tax, Have Lowest Rates for Both Taxes in U.S.
The disgust South Dakotans feel over rising property taxes has yet to surpass the disgust their legislators feel at the prospect of implementing a state income tax of any sort to bring those property taxes down. South Dakota remains one of the few states that eschews the three-legged stool of property/income/sales taxes and tries to get by taxing only property and sales. But if Legislators could get over their bias against income tax, how much w…
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