Gov. Tony Evers told WisPolitics.com he’s “leery” about calls to dedicate a portion of the state’s sales tax revenues to local governments, saying he would prefer an approach that would provide municipalities a more stable increase each year.
Evers also said he opposes calls to lower the top income tax rate of 7.65 percent, though he stopped short when asked if he’d veto a budget that included such a Republican plan.
“The bottom line is I want tax cuts to be targeting the middle class, and that’s my position,” Evers said in a year-end interview by phone. “So something that makes the top...
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