ROG62 » 07 Feb 2024, 11:57 pm » wrote: ↑
Here's the other thing, they've all but pissed that $18bn surplus goodbye...the budget for '24-'25 shows a $2bn surplus and the '26-'27 budget shows a $2bn deficit...the "free lunch for all students" implemented in fall of '23 is costing way more than "guesstimated" initiating the deficit...

When looking up those tax rates for Minnesota, I came across that "Minnesota Miracle of 1971". Those higher tax rates worked for awhile but it never fails the powers that be spend more than comes in on **** projections.
Minnesota ranks pretty high in a lot of areas compared to other states, except for business.
https://m.startribune.com/fifty-years-l ... 600011279/