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NFIB Response to Speaker Gunn’s Comments on Eliminating the State Income Tax

NFIB Response to Speaker Gunn’s Comments on Eliminating the State Income Tax

February 23, 2021 Last Edit: June 5, 2025

NFIB Response to Speaker Gunn's Comments on Eliminating the State Income Tax

NFIB State Director Dawn Starns McVea released the following statement today in response House Speaker Philip Gunn’s comments on eliminating the state income tax:

“Our members are behind this 100%. Most small businesses are organized as pass-through entities, meaning they pay taxes at the individual rate rather than the corporate rate. Eliminating the personal income tax would provide much-needed financial relief to small business owners struggling to recover from the economic crisis created by the COVID-19 pandemic.

“We look forward to working with Speaker Gunn to advance this landmark legislation.”

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