North Carolina Voters Weigh Halving Income Tax Cap to 3.5%
North Carolina voters decide Tuesday on capping the income tax ceiling at 3.5%. No rate changes now, but future increases would need a new constitutional amendment to pass.
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North Carolina voters decide Tuesday on capping the income tax ceiling at 3.5%. No rate changes now, but future increases would need a new constitutional amendment to pass.
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