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    • Colorado—Personal Income Tax: Individual Income Tax Guide Updated
    • Delaware—Multiple Taxes: Film Credit, Increase in Cigarette and Tobacco Taxes Proposed
    • Kansas—Sales and Use Tax: April 2026 Quarterly Local Rate Updates
    • Missouri—Sales and Use Tax: Sales of Ice From Vending Machines Subject to Reduced Tax Rate
    • Missouri—Sales and Use Tax: School District's Food And Beverage Sales at Career Center Deemed Tax Exempt
    • Missouri—Sales and Use Tax: Taxability Of Cold Storage Unit Rentals Discussed
    • Missouri—Sales and Use Tax: Taxability of Installation Services for Paint Booth Equipment Discussed
    • Missouri—Sales and Use Tax: Taxability of Promotional Items Sold to Nonprofit Organizations Discussed
    • Missouri—Sales and Use Tax: Taxability of Propane Cylinders and Firewood Sold at Grocery Stores
    • Nebraska—Property Tax: Reminder Issued on Homestead Exemption Due Dates
    • North Dakota—Sales and Use Tax: City Boundary Updates Announced
    • Oregon—Personal Income Tax: Guidance On Kids Credit Adjustments Released
    • Wisconsin—Multiple Taxes: DOR Bulletin Issued
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    State Tax Day - Current, S.2, Delaware—Multiple Taxes: Film Credit, Increase in Cigarette and Tobacco Taxes Proposed, (Feb 3, 2026)

    Delaware Gov. Matt Meyer delivered a presentation for his fiscal year 2027 budget that includes proposals to increase taxes on cigarettes and other tobacco products and to establish a film tax credit.

    Press Release, Office of Delaware Gov. Matt Meyer, ...

    Delaware Gov. Matt Meyer delivered a presentation for his fiscal year 2027 budget that includes proposals to increase taxes on cigarettes and other tobacco products and to establish a film tax credit.

    Press Release, Office of Delaware Gov. Matt Meyer, January 29, 2026

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