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Iowa’s Leading a Flat Tax Revolution

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A flat tax revolution is sweeping the states and Iowa has led the way. This year alone, four states joined Iowa in enacting legislation to move toward a flat income tax rate (Mississippi, Georgia, Arizona, and Idaho).

Iowa’s tax reform, which the state government enacted this spring, is the most extensive of all recent state-based tax reform measures.

Governor Kim Reynolds and the legislature passed a comprehensive tax reform measure that will phase out the current progressive nine-bracket income tax system and replace it with a flat 3.9 percent rate by 2026. Under the law, the flat rate phases in as follows:

  • 2023: four tax brackets, with a top marginal rate of 6.00 percent
  • 2024: three tax brackets, with a top marginal rate of 5.70 percent
  • 2025: two tax brackets, with a top marginal rate of 4.82 percent
  • 2026: a single (flat) tax bracket, with a rate of 3.90 percent

It will also gradually reduce from a top corporate tax rate of 9.8 percent to a flat 5.5 percent.

Governor Reynolds and the legislature have made Iowa a national tax leader with the promise of a stronger economy but they cannot become complacent as other states look to a flat tax to foster a stronger, more attractive economic climate for both businesses and individuals.

Author: ITR Foundation

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