the republican tax plan went into effect on december 19, 2017.
when does the republican tax plan go into effect?
december 19, 2017
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furthermore, spearman helped establish the tax plan for the biennial budget. after governor sandoval had revealed his tax plan, spearman introduced an alternative on march 17. her tax plan would repeal the payroll tax (also called modified business tax), keep the business license fee at $200 for most companies, and impose a 0.47% gross receipts tax for businesses with a quarterly gross revenue of over $25,000. spearman wanted to repeal the payroll tax in order to not punish the hiring of people. she said the plan was not meant to undermine the governor's plan, but to trigger debate, and to provide a choice. the republican leadership proposed its own tax plan subsequently. spearman voted in favor of the final plan, that combined all three plans, and was signed into law on june 9. the so-called nevada revenue plan included spearman's gross receipts tax (under the name commerce tax), but the conditions and rates differed: the tax has to be paid by businesses with a gross revenue of over $4 million, and the tax rates differ between 0.051% and 0.331% depending on the business sector. the tax foundation criticized such taxes, because they carry a pyramid effect – meaning that products are being taxed on multiple levels – and also tax loss-making businesses. that organization disapproved of the rates as well, since they are based on a one-year study of the economy of texas.
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