Virginia Democrats keep car tax in counter to Youngkin’s proposed cuts

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Virginia Democrats offered up their own proposal for tax cuts to residents in the commonwealth after Gov. Glenn Youngkin (R-VA) proposed relief that included phasing out the car tax.

The Democratic proposals from both the state Senate and House of Delegates claim to provide $977.8 million in rebates to taxpayers, with a $200 rebate for single filers and a $400 rebate for joint filers. They also increase the standard deduction for tax filers in the Old Dominion.

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