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2019-2020 Regular Session
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Increasing the Personal Income Tax Poverty Exemption
January 25, 2019 02:05 PM to All Senate Members
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Senator Vincent Hughes
D Senate District 7
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In the near future, I will be reintroducing Senate Bill 208 from last session which increases the poverty exemption for the Personal Income Tax (PIT) by $1,000 per dependent.

Under the proposal, the current exemption of $9,500 would be increased to $10,500 for an individual and to $34,000 (up from $32,000) for a married couple with two dependent children.

Previous cosponsors of this legislation include: Costa, Farnese, Fontana, Haywood, Hutchinson, Leach, Sabatina and Tartaglione.

Please join me in cosponsoring this legislation. If you have any questions please contact my Chief Counsel, Michael Deery, at Michael.Deery@pasenate.com or my Revenue Analyst, Matt Lindsay, at Matthew.Lindsay@pasenate.com.
 
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Document - Introduced as SB 220
Increasing the Personal Income Tax Poverty Exemption
January 25, 2019 02:05 PM to All Senate Members

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HUGHES

Memo
In the near future, I will be reintroducing Senate Bill 208 from last session which increases the poverty exemption for the Personal Income Tax (PIT) by $1,000 per dependent.

Under the proposal, the current exemption of $9,500 would be increased to $10,500 for an individual and to $34,000 (up from $32,000) for a married couple with two dependent children.

Previous cosponsors of this legislation include: Costa, Farnese, Fontana, Haywood, Hutchinson, Leach, Sabatina and Tartaglione.

Please join me in cosponsoring this legislation. If you have any questions please contact my Chief Counsel, Michael Deery, at Michael.Deery@pasenate.com or my Revenue Analyst, Matt Lindsay, at Matthew.Lindsay@pasenate.com.
 

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Introduced as SB 220
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