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Missouri Governor Proposes Income Tax Elimination for Voters

1/17/2026

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Missouri Governor Mike Kehoe announced a plan to eliminate Missouri's individual income tax and present it to voters as part of the Missouri Great initiative.
The proposal aims to modernize the tax code and improve government efficiency.
Kehoe likened Missouri to Florida, which has no income tax.
Public sentiment is supportive, with residents optimistic about higher take-home pay.
Details and implications for state revenue remain unclear as the plan advances.

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Missouri Governor Mike Kehoe announced a plan to eliminate Missouri's individual income tax and present it to voters as part of the Missouri Great initiative.
The proposal aims to modernize the tax code and improve government efficiency.
Kehoe likened Missouri to Florida, which has no income tax.
Public sentiment is supportive, with residents optimistic about higher take-home pay.
Details and implications for state revenue remain unclear as the plan advances.