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(KSL News) -- Most Utahns could soon see a tax break. Lawmakers are considering four proposals to cut state income taxes.
Proposals would let taxpayers choose between two filing options, which could cut state income state income taxes by as much as 113-million dollars.
The measures are the latest attempt to resurrect a tax plan that died in the final minutes of the legislative session, that ended March first.
If adopted, the measures could take affect as soon as this fall. Lawmakers, however, say they're not in any hurry.
