IM28's co-founder Rick Weiland disputes misinformation on tax savings, denying income tax implications and affirming local governments can still tax food. The vote is set for November 5th.
Rick Weiland, co-founder of Initiated Measure 28 (IM28) in South Dakota, criticized the opposing group for spreading misinformation about the measure, which aims to eliminate the state sales tax on groceries. Weiland claims IM28 would save taxpayers $123.9 million and argues that fears of an income tax are unfounded. He contends local governments can still tax food, despite opposition concerns. The measure is set for a vote on November 5, with early voting ongoing.
October 16, 2024
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