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Historic sales tax cut earns support in final hours of South Dakota’s winter lawmaking session

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Historic sales tax cut earns support in final hours of South Dakota’s winter lawmaking session

Days of tense negotiations end with compromise package

Joe Sneve
Mar 9
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Historic sales tax cut earns support in final hours of South Dakota’s winter lawmaking session

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PIERRE — The largest tax cut in South Dakota history, albeit temporary, is headed to Gov. Kristi Noem’s desk.

And though the Republican governor has threatened to veto any tax cut with a built-in expiration date, the reduction in the sales tax rate that will last until 2027 soared through the House and Senate on Thursday with veto-proof margins of support.

“I came here for four years and people thought I was crazy for thinking we could do this,” Rep. Chris Karr said from the House floor before the chamber voted 70-0 to adopt the cut.

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