State Senate Republicans unveils $1.5B back budget
It combines the income tax cut and bigger Earned Income Tax Credit that Gov. Ned Lamont wants with a new $2,000 tax deduction for parents that House Republicans want.
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May 11, 2023, 12:37 AM
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3ds agoRepublicans in the state Senate unveiled their $1.5 billion Back Budget Wednesday.
It combines the income tax cut and bigger Earned Income Tax Credit that Gov. Ned Lamont wants with a new $2,000 tax deduction for parents that House Republicans want.
Democrats say they're close to a budget agreement.
Lawmakers have to pass a new state budget by June 7.
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