Louisiana tax bills signed, but need voter approval in fall

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Gov. John Bel Edwards has signed key pieces of a complicated tax swap plan to disentangle Louisiana’s income tax collections from federal tax payments, but it still needs voter approval this fall to take effect. The proposal awaiting a decision on the October ballot would get rid of personal income tax and corporate tax deductions

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