There’s a plan to end Wisconsin’s income tax.
Former Governor Scott Walker, along with UW economist Noah Williams and a handful of reform groups in the state are making a serious pitch to lawmakers to end the state’s personal income tax and replace it with a slightly higher sales tax. The former governor says not only would it save the average family about 17-hundred-dollars-a-year, it would create jobs and likely bring more people to the state. He says eliminating the income tax would make Wisconsin a destination in the Midwest.
