Resources subcommittee recommends carrying several tax and sales-tax bills; committee adopts braille-labeling credit substitute The resources subcommittee reported recommendations on multiple bills (SB 211, SB 143, SB 96, SB 7, SB 9, SB 187); most were continued or carried over for the year by voice/electronic designation, while a committee substitute for SB 96 (braille-labeling credit) limiting aggregate credits to $500,000 and removing carryforward was adopted (14–0).

The resources subcommittee has made pivotal moves on several tax bills, including the adoption of a crucial braille-labeling credit substitute—what does this mean for Virginia taxpayers?

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Virginia lawmakers discuss Medicaid and SNAP funding changes amidst federal debt ceiling concerns Virginia reviews Medicaid provisions and SNAP funding amid projected federal budget impacts

Virginia lawmakers are racing against a looming federal debt crisis as they confront potential changes to Medicaid and SNAP that could impact the state's most vulnerable citizens.

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