Massachusetts Surpasses Projections with $1.8 Billion Tax Revenue from Wealthy Individuals

Friday, 24 May 2024, 17:42

Massachusetts declares a significant victory after collecting $1.8 billion from the millionaire tax, doubling initial expectations. The success of the Fair Share Amendment contradicts claims that wealthy individuals would leave the state to avoid the new tax, showcasing its positive impact.

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Massachusetts Exceeds Expectations with $1.8 Billion Tax Revenue

Massachusetts has achieved a remarkable feat by collecting $1.8 billion through the millionaire tax, a figure that surpassed initial estimates.

Success of Fair Share Amendment

Opponents Proven Wrong: The detractors of the Amendment claimed that wealthy individuals would leave the state, but the results have proven otherwise.

“Opponents of the Fair Share Amendment claimed that multimillionaires would flee Massachusetts rather than pay the new tax, and they are being proven wrong every day,” said a spokesperson for Raise Up Massachusetts.

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