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2013-15 State Budget

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Surprise vote sends budget bill to Senate

Surprise vote sends budget to Senate

Unlike marathon sessions in the past, budget work in the …

GOP lawmaker explains 'no' vote

One of three Assembly Republicans who voted against the state …

Senate to debate state budget Thursday

The Wisconsin Senate plans to debate the state budget on …

Dems: No debate was tactic, not retreat

Assembly Democrats say their decision not to debate the state …

Assembly passes state budget

The state Assembly has passed the state budget on a 55-42 …

Walker eyeing income, property tax cuts

Updated: Wednesday, 28 Nov 2012, 5:16 PM CST
Published : Wednesday, 28 Nov 2012, 1:30 PM CST

MADISON (AP) - Gov. Scott Walker says he's still trying to determine whether an income tax cut or a property tax cut, or some combination of the two, is the best way to return money to taxpayers.

Walker made the comments Wednesday during a speech before Wisconsin Manufacturers and Commerce, the statewide chamber of commerce.

Walker has been saying that he's mulling some sort of tax cut in his next budget to be released in February. Walker told WMC members that the only question he has is where is the best place to cut taxes to help the middle class.

Walker is touring the state seeking feedback and he also asked WMC members to let him know their thoughts.