Tax policy is SUUUPER complicated.

So I thought I'd offer a #MNLeg policy explainer for anyone wondering what's in the @GovTimWalz / @LtGovFlanagan income tax proposal.
Okay #MNLeg, fine, it's a little more complicated than that. For married, joint filers:

If you make between $39,080-$158,140, your taxes go down around $36 per year.

If you make less than $29,100, & use the Working Family Credit, your taxes go down around $160 per year.
And, yes #MNLeg, there is a proposed 1.5% increase on capital gains income between $500,000 & $1,000,000 going up to 4% on that same income over $1,000,000.

That one will cost about 7,000 households about $30,000.
That one also is a good idea.
That's about 1,000,000 MN households getting the $36,
about 313,000 getting the $160 WFC bump,
about 21,000 paying $8,072 more in income taxes with about 7,000 of those folks paying $30,000 more.

Some at #MNLeg will spend the next couple months trying to distort this.
Okay, my flowchart may not be totally necessary right now.
But I'll leave it here for future #MNLeg reference.
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