The Florida House unveiled a$1 billion tax-cut packageWednesday — similar in size to what Gov. Rick Scott wants, but a lot less permanent.
The House steers clear of the centerpiece of the Republican governor’s plan — a $770 million reduction in the corporate income tax paid by manufacturers and retailers.
Instead, House Finance and Tax Chairman Matt Gaetz, R-Fort Walton Beach, packaged together a host of one-time reductions, including four different sales tax holidays.
