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This Week in Louisiana Politics: Taxes, Meta and Social Security


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On This Week in Louisiana Politics, Gov. Jeff Landry signed into law a number of major changes to the state tax code, including a cut in income taxes and a rise in sales taxes.

The article from MSN discusses several key political events and issues in Louisiana for the week. It highlights the ongoing debate over tax policy, with Governor Jeff Landry pushing for a reduction in the state's corporate franchise tax, which has met with mixed reactions from legislators. Additionally, there's a focus on the implications of Meta's (formerly known as Facebook) legal battles over data privacy, which could affect Louisiana's economy due to the company's significant presence in the state. The article also touches on the Social Security Administration's recent changes, which might impact many Louisiana residents, particularly concerning the potential adjustments to benefits and eligibility criteria. Lastly, it mentions the state's legislative session, where discussions on education funding, criminal justice reform, and infrastructure projects are slated to take place, reflecting the diverse array of issues facing Louisiana's political landscape.

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