Legislative News

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Washington D.C. Legislative Update for the week of January 27, 2023[…]

BREAKING NEWS – THURSDAY 4:48PM The bill, SB 1, which passed committee yesterday, was passed by the full Senate today rolling back the state’s tax law on pensions and passing with a vote of 23-15 which would roll back changes to the retirement tax that were made in 2011.[…]