Senator Ken LaValle Joins NY State Governor Andrew Cuomo In Bill Signing: The Middle Class Tax Cut and Job Creation Plan
December 13, 2011
New York State Senator Ken LaValle joined NY State Governor Andrew Cuomo, (right), at the Monday December 12, 2011 signing of The Middle Class Tax Cut
and Job Creation Plan. The Governor and Senator were at the Cornwell Ave. School in West Hempstead for the bill signing.
The Middle Class Tax Cut and Job Creation Plan will cut taxes for millions of New Yorkers, create thousands of new private sector jobs and begin to turn our economy around.
Under this plan:
- Approximately 4.4 million middle-class taxpayers will receive $690 million in personal income tax relief, allowing them to save, spend and invest more of their hard-earned money.
- After these tax reforms are implemented, middle class taxpayers will see the lowest tax rate in more than 50 years.
- A new $1 Billion infrastructure fund has been established to rebuild roads, bridges and other infrastructure, and encourage the creation of thousands of related jobs.
- After these tax reforms are implemented, middle-class taxpayers will see the lowest tax rate in more than 50 years.
- The job-killing MTA payroll tax will be reduced for small businesses, allowing them to use the savings to create new jobs. Private and parochial schools will now be exempt. This measure will eliminate the tax entirely for 78.2 percent of those currently paying.
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