SALT LAKE CITY — The Utah Legislature has taken the first step toward cutting income taxes for the sixth year in a row. Lawmakers on the Senate Revenue and Taxation Committee voted 4-1 Wednesday to advance SB60, which would cut the state’s corporate and income tax rate from 4.5% to 4.45%. Republican leaders in the Legislature have made cutting income taxes one of their top priorities of this decade. Spencer Cox did not recommend an income tax cut in his budget proposal to the Legislature. The governor previously told KSL he will get behind another income tax cut only if February’s budget projections show there’s room to do it.