TaxesFinding
South Dakota should make its 2023 state sales tax rate cut permanent.
In 2023 South Dakota cut its state sales tax rate from 4.5% to 4.2%, with the cut set to expire in 2027. Making it permanent would keep the lower rate and reduce future state revenue.
Larry Rhoden
going to continue to pay that 4.5% with or without
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- Debate recording Sept 5, 2026 gubernatorial debate, South Dakota Farmers Union (State Fair) (How verified)
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