Voices for Utah Children Public Opinion Survey
The Utah Legislature is deciding right now what to do with Utah's tax revenues for the fiscal year beginning July 1, 2020. The biggest question is: Should they cut taxes or invest in Utah’s future? Please read the main arguments on either side and click on the button below that you agree with the most….
The Arguments for Cutting Taxes |
The Arguments for Investing in Utah’s Future |
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1) Any state budget surplus belongs to the taxpayers, so it should be returned to us. 2) Lower income tax rates will make the state more competitive and help the economy grow faster. 3) Lower taxes on businesses will make the state more competitive and help the economy grow faster. |
1) According to Utah Tax Commission data, Utah’s taxes are already the lowest they have been since the 1960s (adding up all state and local taxes as a percent of incomes). 2) Utah has fallen behind on investing in critical needs like education, infrastructure, and clean air. 3) If we make wise up-front investments in these areas today, we and especially our children will reap the gains tomorrow. |
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