(Updated to link to correct fiscal note on House plan)
The new House tax plan won support from prominent conservative voices even as it set aside plans for a single tax rate in favor of two new tax brackets.
A new fiscal analysis shows the House plan would cost about $500 million less than the plan with the single tax rate passed by the Senate last week.
Even without the single rate, the House bill drew support from the Kansas Chamber of Commerce, Dave Trabert of the . . .
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