Architect of South Dakota’s sales tax cut vows to keep fighting to make it permanent

Pressure is already mounting on South Dakota legislators to avoid a scheduled tax increase that’s still years down the road. When South Dakota’s sales tax rate rolls back from 4.5% to 4.2% on July 1 — pending the signature of Gov. Kristi Noem — the clock will begin counting down toward what amounts to a […]

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Architect of South Dakota’s sales tax cut vows to keep fighting to make it permanent

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