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READ: Louisiana’s Got To Get ‘Ahead of the Curve’ on Income Tax Rates

READ: Louisiana’s Got To Get ‘Ahead of the Curve’ on Income Tax Rates

October 19, 2023 Last Edit: June 5, 2025

Members are hopeful for a pro-small business agenda from Governor-elect Jeff Landry and NFIB-backed state lawmakers.

READ: Louisiana’s Got To Get ‘Ahead of the Curve’ on Income Tax Rates

BATON ROUGE (Oct. 19, 2023) – Highlighting Governor-elect Jeff Landry’s strong record of supporting small business owners and NFIB’s 90%-win ratio on election night, NFIB State Director Dawn McVea told the Greater Baton Rouge Business Report that local job creators are optimistic about a pro-small business legislative session in 2024.

 

Further reducing the state income tax is chief among the priorities of small business owners, so that Louisiana can remain competitive with neighboring states. McVea said. “We got ahead of the curve for a minute on income-tax rates because of the [2021] constitutional amendment…Everybody’s about to pass us by again.” 

 

CLICK HERE to read the Greater Baton Rouge Business Report’s full article. CLICK HERE to learn more about the 2021 constitutional amendment.

 

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