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Wolf, lawmakers look to push through massive tax incentives for natural gas

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Lawmakers, Business Leaders Celebrate Gradual Reduction to Corporate Net Income Tax

Today, Governor Tom Wolf joined business leaders and members of the General Assembly to celebrate the state’s corporate net income tax (CNIT) reduction, which will take effect Jan 2023.

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PA schools, businesses, and housing efforts are among the winners in this year s state budget

“This is a tremendous bipartisan effort. We are talking about historic investment in education for our children.”

United statesBob durkinVincent hughesd montgomeryMatt smithJoanna mcclintond philadelphiaStan saylorr yorkDaniel greensteinGreater scranton chamberSenate majority leader kim wardr westmorelandGreater pittsburgh chamberPennsylvania association of school business officialsSenate democratic appropriationsAmerican rescue planMajority leader kim wardDemocratic appropriations chair vincent hughesAppropriations chair stan saylor

Schools, businesses and housing efforts get Pennsylvania budget money

With a $45 billion state budget finally implemented, Pennsylvania schools, businesses and housing projects are the big winners. Each is slated to receive substantially more funding in the new fiscal year.

United statesBob durkinVincent hughesd montgomeryMatt smithJoanna mcclintond philadelphiaStan saylorr yorkDaniel greensteinGreater scranton chamberSenate majority leader kim wardr westmorelandGreater pittsburgh chamberPennsylvania association of school business officialsSenate democratic appropriationsAmerican rescue planMajority leader kim wardDemocratic appropriations chair vincent hughesAppropriations chair stan saylor

Gov Tom Wolf signs Pennsylvania state budget | Pittsburgh City Paper

Pennsylvania has a finalized budget, which includes an increase in spending by 2.9% over 2021-22 and a $2.1 billion deposit to the state's Rainy Day Fund.

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