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The Veterans Break Bill
Wyoming bill would give more veterans a tax break
Eligibility for veterans property tax exemption-amendments.
Good for everyday people ·
This bill would let more Wyoming veterans and military families pay less in property taxes, saving them money on their homes.
Our take
What we think, in plain words.
This bill would help many veterans, active military members, and their families in Wyoming by lowering how much they pay in property taxes. This could make it easier for them to afford their homes. However, when some people pay less in taxes, the state might collect less money overall. This could mean less money for schools, roads, or other public services, or it could mean other taxpayers might have to pay more. The bill recently failed a vote in a committee, but it could still be brought back up for a vote. People who care about supporting veterans or about how taxes are shared should pay attention.
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The facts
What the bill actually says, no spin.
- It would give a property tax break to Wyoming residents who are honorably discharged veterans.
- It would also help active or reserve members of the Wyoming National Guard or U.S. armed forces.
- Surviving spouses and parents of these military members could also get the tax break.
- It changes who counts as a 'bona fide Wyoming resident' for this tax break.
How they voted
The actual floor vote, and who broke from their own party.
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- Landon Brown (R): voted for it, crossing most Republicans
- Chip Neiman (R): voted for it, crossing most Republicans
- Jeremy Haroldson (R): voted for it, crossing most Republicans
- Rachel Rodriguez-Williams (R): voted for it, crossing most Republicans
- Scott Heiner (R): voted for it, crossing most Republicans
- J.D. Williams (R): voted for it, crossing most Republicans
- Bill Allemand (R): voted for it, crossing most Republicans
- Tomi Strock (R): voted for it, crossing most Republicans
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Sources
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