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Analysis: One big beautiful budget battle begins — with education in the line of fire
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Legislators want to use $155 million for immediate tax cuts that Little didn’t put in his budget.
Little’s budget chief stands behind the governor’s numbers — saying they are not pessimistic, but careful.
Little wants to adopt the tax cuts, but not until the new budget year that begins July 1.
A new bill — a second stab at tax code “conformity” — delays some corporate breaks, while focusing on tax cuts for everyday Idahoans.
Not surprisingly, his team isn’t really saying, although Wolff stands by Little’s budget.