Gov. Glenn Youngkin (R-VA) unveiled his proposed amendments to the two-year state budget on Thursday, which included spending $1 billion in tax breaks that would financially help Virginia residents by lowering state income taxes.
The governor claimed that if the legislature passed his proposals of lowering income and corporate taxes, the state would be in a position to assist residents struggling with inflation while also bringing in more outside businesses.
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