What Ducey's proposed flat tax could mean for Arizona

A spending plan of over $12 billion for fiscal 2022 was introduced
to the Arizona House on Monday. The plan calls for some pay raises,
some money for education and calls for a controversial flat tax.
Governor Doug Ducey’s proposed state flat tax of 2.5%, phased in
over two years, is expected to cut state revenue by an
estimated $1.9 billion each year. Taxpayers would start seeing
lower tax rates as soon as next year. It’s being sold as “a tax cut
for every Arizonan” but not everyone in the legislature sees it
that way.  This week on The Gaggle: An Arizona politics
podcast, hosts Yvonne Wingett Sanchez and Ronald J. Hansen,
reporter Mary Jo Pitzl shares who the biggest winners and losers
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