Budget may drop 'temporary' taxes
Senators to include minimum-wage increase, pay raises in plan
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
RALEIGH
The N.C. Senate's state-budget proposal will likely offer about $225 million in tax cuts that would attempt to phase out long-standing "temporary" increases in sales and individual income taxes passed in 2001, according to chamber leaders yesterday...
The proposed spending plan that Democrats expect to make public next week probably also will raise the minimum wage and offer significant pay increases for teachers and other state employees as sought by Gov. Mike Easley.
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
RALEIGH
The N.C. Senate's state-budget proposal will likely offer about $225 million in tax cuts that would attempt to phase out long-standing "temporary" increases in sales and individual income taxes passed in 2001, according to chamber leaders yesterday...
The proposed spending plan that Democrats expect to make public next week probably also will raise the minimum wage and offer significant pay increases for teachers and other state employees as sought by Gov. Mike Easley.
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