Gov. Little signs bill increasing the grocery tax credit

Governor Little signs bill raising grocery tax credit for Idaho families to $155 annually
Governor Brad Little and House and Senate leaders commented today on the Governor’s signing of House Bill 231, which increases the grocery tax credit for Idaho
Gov. Little signs bill increasing the grocery tax credit into law
Gov. Brad Little on Thursday signed HB 231 into law, increasing Idahoans' grocery tax credit from $120 to $155.
Idaho Gov. Brad Little signs bill to increase grocery tax credit
Idaho Gov. Brad Little has signed into law an expanded grocery tax credit that is intended to offset the sales tax Idahoans pay on food.
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A bill boosting Idaho’s grocery tax credit is now awaiting Governor Brad Little’s signature. House Bill 231 would increase the grocery tax credit from $120 per person to $155 starting in 2026. This bill also allows people to receive a full refund of taxes paid on groceries,
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Idaho Gov. Brad Little on Thursday signed a $50 million expansion of the state’s grocery tax credit, marking another session without a successful removal of the sales tax on groceries. Idaho lawmakers since at least 2007 have proposed no longer taxing groceries,
Governor Little approves $35 increase for Idaho grocery tax credit
Governor Brad Little has signed a bill increasing the grocery tax credit from $120 to $155 per person and removing the increased rate for seniors. Little signed House Bill 231 Thursday morning a week after the bill passed the Senate 30 to 3.
Little signs bill to increase grocery tax credit
In order to pay for the expanded grocery tax credit, House Bill 231 reduces state revenue by $50 million per year. The grocery tax law is written so it took effect retroactively Jan. 1. That means Idahoans will be able to receive the full credit when they file their taxes next year.
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