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ECONOMY • UNITED STATES

North Carolina voters approve tax-related constitutional amendments

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North Carolina voters approved two constitutional amendments with implications for state taxes and public finances. One caps state income tax rates for individuals and corporations at 3.5%; the supplied article summary does not describe the second amendment’s requirement in full.

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The tax cap could constrain future state revenue choices, with potential effects on state and local budgets and the services they fund. The article does not quantify those effects or specify the second amendment’s full terms.