Colorado too according to my personal calculations so far.

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Feb 23, 2019
7:38:34pm

Mister P All-American

Colorado too according to my personal calculations so far.

Not really sure how that works.

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Originally posted on Feb 23, 2019 at 7:38:34pm

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Mister P

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Just finished my taxes - The state of Utah appears to be the big winner in

2/23/19 6:59pm

I think Idaho raised state taxes also.

idcougarfan

2/23/19 7:12pm

No tax increase in Idaho. But if you didn't adjust your withholdings you likely

KokoBeware

2/23/19 7:17pm

In fact, Idaho added a child tax credit to offset the loss of exemptions

RexIdaCoug

2/23/19 7:57pm

I've only got two kids so I didn't even feel it as acutely as those with lots.

2/23/19 8:03pm

Colorado too according to my personal calculations so far.

Mister P

2/23/19 7:38pm

Blame the legislature; they knew this was going to happen but didn't get around

Monomachos

2/23/19 9:15pm

They accidentally over taxed us by $1 billion.

CougarAndMerlin

2/23/19 9:25pm

I'd call it legislative malpractice; they even discussed a bill last year but

Monomachos

2/23/19 9:31pm

The federal tax cut shouldn’t affect state taxes at all.

Incentivize

2/23/19 9:32pm

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