Fair Share for Public Schools Act

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Plain-English Summary

This bill proposes a new seven percent income tax on individuals whose North Carolina taxable income is over one million dollars. The money collected from this tax would go to the Public School Fund. This change would affect high-income earners and would take effect for taxes starting in 2026.

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Votes

Sponsorship · 31 Sponsors

Democrat31Republican0Independent0Other0

D · PrimeAllen Buansi
D · PrimeLindsey Prather
D · PrimeAmber Baker
D · PrimeRodney Pierce
D · CoEric Ager
D · CoCynthia Ball
D · CoGloristine Brown
D · CoKanika Brown
D · CoTerry Brown
D · CoLaura Budd
D · CoDeb Butler
D · CoBryan Cohn
D · CoAmanda Cook
D · CoSarah Crawford
D · CoAllison Dahle
D · CoJulia Greenfield
D · CoMary Harrison
D · CoZack Forde-Hawkins
D · CoFrances Jackson
D · CoMonika Johnson-Hostler
D · CoAbraham Jones
D · CoYa Liu
D · CoCarolyn Logan
D · CoJordan Lopez
D · CoNasif Majeed
D · CoMarcia Morey
D · CoGarland Pierce
D · CoRenee Price
D · CoJames Roberson
D · CoPhil Rubin
D · CoJulie von Haefen

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