Missouri voters weigh replacing income tax with expanded sales taxes under Amendment 5

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Missouri voters will decide Amendment 5, which would eliminate the state income tax and require revenue replacement via expanded sales taxes within five years; supporters argue it could spur growth and simplify taxes, while opponents warn it would raise costs for low- and middle-income residents and seniors, with no exemptions defined yet and local tax rollbacks possible, along with ongoing questions about which items would be taxed and how the changes would be implemented.
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- Opinion: The status quo doesn't work for Missouri. Vote 'yes' on Amendment 5 STLtoday.com
- Income vs. sales taxes: Who benefits from Missouri's Amendment 5 Warren County Record
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