A committee in the Delaware General Assembly took a step forward Friday toward decoupling from the tax implications of what President Trump called the "big beautiful bill.

According to recent projections from the Delaware Economic and Financial Advisory Council, Delaware could lose a total of more than $400-million in revenue over the current fiscal year and the next two years.

Why? It's complicated.

Regarding House Bill 255 , House Majority Leader Kerri Evelyn Harris, D-Dover said "in short, this bill keeps Delaware's tax policy stable and predictable for our businesses and taxpayers while giving the General Assembly time to review and respond thoughtfully to changes in federal law."

According to Secretary of Finance Michael Smith, HR1 - the measure passed by Congress and signed by

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