Christofferson says lawmakers may pursue income tax cut of about $100 million annually
February 28, 2026 | Representative Kay Christofferson , Legislators Guide, Utah Legislative Branch, Utah
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Representative Kay Christofferson said the revenue surplus could make room for a potential income tax cut and estimated the reduction would amount to "probably around a little over a $100,000,000 a year." She framed the cut as a possibility rather than a finalized plan and did not identify specific legislation or sponsor details in the briefing.
Christofferson emphasized that while revenue gains create options, any tax change must still clear committee and floor votes. She encouraged constituents to send input as bills evolve and substitutes appear that could alter proposals.
Christofferson emphasized that while revenue gains create options, any tax change must still clear committee and floor votes. She encouraged constituents to send input as bills evolve and substitutes appear that could alter proposals.
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