“The article on the state response to the new federal tax law is a reminder of the complexity of this issue and the importance of focusing on core values as Minnesotans in the debate. I strongly urge our legislative leaders and members of the tax committees to support a fair tax bill that provides relief for low- and middle-income Minnesotans. Several provisions in Gov. Mark Dayton’s tax proposal would do this, including an expansion to the Working Family Credit (WFC).”
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