Missouri’s governor is calling for tax cuts and ag tax credits to be approved during an expected upcoming special legislative session in the state.
Governor Mike Parson said agriculture got the short end of the stick when biofuel, small meat processor, and beginning farmer tax credits expired at the start of the year.
After vetoing a two-year extension to the Missouri Agriculture and Small Business Development Authority tax credits in July, Parson tells Brownfield he’s aiming for a full six-year extension in a likely special legislative session.