TaxES

South Carolina's path to prosperity

Nancy Mace addresses inflation, high cost of living and taxes

Nancy mace's plan to eliminate the State Income Tax

5 years to zero

To address inflation and the high cost of living, Nancy Mace has a plan to reduce South Carolina’s state income tax down to zero in five years. We should freeze General Fund spending at 2022-2023 levels or $11.6 billion; any dollar above that amount would be returned to taxpayers in the form of a permanent tax cut.

Cap General Fund spending at $11.6 billion annually
Use every dollar above the cap to reduce state income tax until it hits zero in 5-7 years
Pause, reduce or eliminate earmarks over five years
Mandate every state agency cut 4% annually over five years
Eliminate departments, boards and commissions that don’t serve key functions

Nancy Mace has a plan

She sees the path laid by Florida, Tennesee and Texas, who’ve prospered without state income tax. Right now, businesses are choosing other states over us, and South Carolinians are asking, “Why can’t I keep more of my paycheck?”

"Why can't We keep more of our paychecks?"

Nancy Mace's Vision

Zero State Income Tax

Inflation:

To address inflation and high cost of living in South Carolina. Keep more of your hard earned money!

High Cost of Living:

More money in your pocket means we can all afford to live here.

No State Income Tax:

No state income tax means South Carolina can compete with neighboring states and you can afford to pay your bills.

Nancy Mace's Plan:

Rapid Results

Legislative Push:

She'll propose the most simple common sense tax reform package to make it an easy win for lawmakers and South Carolina.

Hard Data:

Show how no-income-tax states are winning, proving we need to move now.

Mobilize South Carolina:

All resident input is welcome, please give us your feedback!

Smart Revenue:

Nancy Mace will hold the line on taxes with a plan to cut rates down to 0% over the next five years - because the fastest way to kill freedom is to tax it.

Fast Track:

Out with the slow rollout, drive immediate results in year 1.