Tax bills pass in Minnesota and North Dakota with cuts for residents and businesses.

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The Minnesota House has passed a tax bill that includes roughly $3 billion in tax cuts and credits for low- and middle-income Minnesotans, making it the largest tax cut in state history. The bill includes rebate checks, property tax relief, social security tax savings, and credits that help working families struggling to afford high costs. The Senate's plan is similar, but not identical, and both chambers will work out their differences before the session ends in about three weeks.
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- North Dakota Gov. Doug Burgum signs massive tax cut package INFORUM
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