Missouri Promise is fighting to eliminate the state income tax, so you keep more, and Jefferson City takes less. Get updates and learn how you can help!

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"YES on 5 gives Missouri the boost it needs to compete in a modern economy. Axe the Tax. Vote YES on 5!"
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All Missourians benefit from a growing economy and phasing out the income tax. Here's a table showing the savings for Missouri households if voters approve phasing out the state's income tax.
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Missouri was once an economic powerhouse in our country; now, we have fallen behind. We can join other states that don't have income taxes to fuel a new era of economic growth here.
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Despite claims to the contrary, schools won't be negatively impacted by responsibly phasing out the state's income tax. The plan puts a protection for schools in the state's constitution.
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Governor Kehoe's plan allows business owners to keep more of what they earn and benefits our state's economy as a whole.
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No one wants seniors to be hurt by higher taxes. That's why Gov. Kehoe's plan provides property tax relief, one of our seniors' biggest expenses.
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Governor Kehoe's plan to phase out the state's income tax benefits Missouri has a whole. The average household will save around $2,400 a year.
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No one wants to be like Kansas. Gov. Kehoe's plan to phase out the income tax isn't like Kansas, either.
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Governor Kehoe's plan is a responsible approach that is phased-in and won't disrupt services.
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Missouri's tax codes haven't been overhauled in almost 100 years. We now have a new economy. What is in place favors individuals and groups that have lobbyist-created loopholes that don't benefit the average Missourian.
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Governor Kehoe's plan is a bold move to help Missouri compete with other red states. It is a responsible, phased-in process to end the state's income tax.
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By taxing services like lobbyists, e-books and more, cities and counties will collect additional revenue, sometimes by out-of-state consumers. This proposal requires local governments to offset that revenue increase by decreasing local property taxes.
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Governor Kehoe's promise to phase out the state's income tax modernizes our outdate tax code. A lot has changed in the last 100 years, including what we have now as a service-based economy.
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Missouri's tax code has too many loopholes. Let's close the loopholes.
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